Father’s Day 2020 is June 21, and it’s not too early to start looking for excellent grill deals. Fathers aren’t the only family members who cook with grills, but the image of Dad wearing a goofy apron at the grill is such an American icon that Father’s Day grill sales are an annual promotion. The bottom line is you’ll find more good deals for grills in the weeks leading up to Father’s Day than at any other time of the year. These are the best Father’s Day grill deals so far.
Today’s Best Father’s Day Grill Deals
- Dyna-Glo Open Cart Gas Grill — $99, was $120
- Cuisinart CGG-180T Portable Tabletop Gas Grill — $140, was $150
- Master Cook Gas Grill — $185, was $210
- Nexgrill Deluxe Gas Grill — $369, was $400
- Weber 44010001 Spirit II E-210 Gas Grill — $379, was $480
- Weber 47502001 Spirit S-315 NG Gas Grill — $600, was $700
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Royal Gourmet Deluxe 4-Burner Propane Gas Grill
$432Can't handle the heat? Take the kitchen outside with the Royal Gourmet Deluxe propane gas grill, ready to cook up to 23 burgers with four burners and an extra side burner and table within arm's reach.
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MASTER COOK 3 Burner BBQ Propane Gas Grill
$170Master Cook 3-burner propane grill with 30,000 BTU. 472-square -inch total cooking and warming surface with porcelain-enameled wire cooking grates.
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Weber Original 22 Inch Kettle Charcoal Grill
$165This grill holds up to 13 burgers and has a built-in lid thermometer.
One-touch cleaning system with high-capacity ash catcher provides easy cleanup.
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Cuisinart Portable Charcoal Grill
$25This charcoal grill by Cuisinart has a 150-square-inch cooking area measuring 14 inches across for a balanced mix between portability and functionality, complete with a firebox and ash catcher.
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Coleman RoadTrip Portable Gas Grill
$117This portable gas grill is great for barbecuing at the big game, cooking on a camping trip or grilling in your own backyard. Featuring collapsible, two-wheeled design for easy transportation.
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Cuisinart CGG-240 All Foods Roll-Away Gas Grill, Stainless Steel
$207Portable gas grill by Cuisinart with 240-square-inch cast iron grill surface and a single 15,000 BTU burner with electric ignition. Folding shelves on either side keep your food prep close at hand.
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Cuisinart CGG-306 Chef's Style Stainless Tabletop Propane Grill
$156Cuisinart tabletop propane grill with 277 square inches of cooking surface and two burners with a total of 20,000 BTUs. At 22 pounds, it is sized right for tailgating. Hooks up to a 20-pound tank.
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Dyna-Glo Charcoal Grill with Side Shelves
$205This grill has 568 square inches of cooking area and includes cast iron grates enameled in porcelain, which makes them durable option that conduct and retain heat better than stainless steel.
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Char-Broil classic 3 burner propane gas grill
$259Three burners let you sear over high heat or do indirect cooking at low temperatures. Features side shelves, porcelain-coated grates, Piezoelectric igniters, and a warming rack.
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Weber Go-Anywhere Charcoal Grill
$55A portable charcoal grill for any occasion, the Weber Go-Anywhere is always ready to cook up to six burgers and with temperature retention inside for total heat coverage. You won't even need any gas.
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Royal Gourmet GB8000 8-Burner Gas Grill
$390With a 950 sq. in. cooking surface, you can grill several food items all at once without affecting the heat. It also has built-in folding side tables for extra prep space.
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Weber Spirit II E-210 2-Burner Liquid Propane Grill
$379Weber 2-burner propane grill with 356-square-inch cooking surface. Porcelain-enabled cast iron cooking grates, built-in gas gauge and thermometer, and left side folding shelf.
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RINKMO Gas Grill, 2020 Upgrade 670 Stainless Steel Liquid Propane Grill
$359Large 606-square-inch cooking surface with this 3-burner, 36,000 BTU propane grill with side burner. Porcelain-enameled cast iron cooking grates for easy-release cooking of your favorite foods.
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Weber Genesis II S-435 4-Burner Natural Gas Grill
$1,249Turn your backyard into a five-star kitchen with this Weber Genesis II S-435 natural gas grill, equipped with four burners, a side burner, a warming rack, a built-in thermostat, and a side table.
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Weber Q1400 Electric Grill
$269If you want to grill while saving space and gas, this Weber Q1400 electric grill has a cooking area of 180 square inches with a 6-foot-long grounded cord and a stylish aesthetic.
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Weber 46502001 Spirit S-315 LP Gas Grill
$569With 424 sq. in. of grilling space, this Weber grill allows you to cook multiple food items on its porcelain-enameled cast iron grates. It also comes with a warming rack to let meats rest.
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Cuisinart CGG-240 All Foods Roll-Away Gas Grill, Stainless Steel
$256Char-Broil's two-burner, 24,000 BTU propane grill has a 300-square-inch primary cast iron cooking surface and a 100-square-inch porcelain-coated grate. Fold-away sides lend compact convenience.
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Hamilton Beach Electric Indoor Searing Grill
$65Electric-powered for indoor searing with temperatures up to 450 degrees with 1,200 watts. A generous 118-square inches of cooking surface will feed a family. Easy to clean with a large drip pan.
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Weber Jumbo Joe Charcoal Grill
$70The Weber Jumbo Joe charcoal grill spans an enormous 18 inches, allowing it to cook up to eight burgers at the same time while still managing to stay portable enough to take anywhere on the go.
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Royal Gourmet 3-Burner Propane Gas and Charcoal Combo Grill
$400With 600 square inches of available grilling space, this Royal Gourmet grill can cook with both propane gas and charcoal, so you're always ready to cook. It also has two side tables for both grills.
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Traeger Pro 575 Pellet Grill
$799Have you been dreaming of cooking with a wood pellet grill? Make that dream a reality with this deal for $100 off a Traeger.
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Ninja - Foodi 5-in-1 Indoor Smokeless Air Fry Electric Grill
$200Combination 5-in-1 Ninja Foodi can bake, roast, air fry, dehydrate, and grill. No need to flip food with Surround Searing which promises even cooking.
How to choose a new grill
- Size: Choosing the right size grill is your first step. If you usually cook for just two people, for example, a grill with a cooking surface any larger than 200 square inches will cost more to buy and more for fuel than you need.
- Fuel: Most outdoor grills use either charcoal or liquid propane gas for fuel. Propane grilss are ready to cook faster, and it’s easier to control the temperature when you cook with propane than with charcoal. Charcoal can be hard to light, and it costs more to buy bags and bags of charcoal rather than a standard 20-pound tank of propane gas. On the other hand, however, many purists prefer cooking with charcoal. Some grills use wood or special pellets for fuel, but both are less common than propane and charcoal.
- Burners: Larger grills usually have multiple burners. If you have just one burner you can’t have low heat and high heat areas on the same grill. Also, if you have a large cooking surface and only one or two burners, the fuel costs will be higher.
- Portability: Typical backyard grills stay outside on a deck or patio and wouldn’t be considered portable. Portable grills, whether fueled with propane or charcoal, are relatively small and convenient to take on picnics, road trips, tailgate parties, and camping.
- Construction: Construction materials matter, especially if you want a grill to last for many years. Grills usually are kept outside year-round, subject to weather extremes except for the relatively few times each year they are used to great very high heat. Aluminum or stainless steel bodies are standard, with cast iron or porcelain-coasted cast iron cooking grates.
- Accessories: Most grill accessories can work with any grill, but some models have custom lights, covers, and tools that can be stored or attached conveniently.
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