Best Gas Grills at Home Depot
These highly rated models from Weber, Napoleon, and Permasteel are available at a range of prices—plus, a Bull model to avoid
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No matter how you prefer to shop for gas grills, Home Depot has good options. A typical store has dozens of in-stock models, and the retailer has more than 300 models on its website. It also offers curbside pickup. But whatever you choose, you should be ready to tackle assembly yourself.
- Best Grills at Home Depot: Small Grills Midsized Grills Large Grills
- Lowest-Scoring Grill
- Grill Shopping Tips
“Home Depot offers an exceptionally broad selection of models, particularly online,” says Nish Suvarnakar, the senior market analyst who oversees grills at Consumer Reports. “The website tends to include offerings from really premium brands as well, including Napoleon.”
Best Small Gas Grills at Home Depot
Weber, Napoleon, and Permasteel make good small gas grills that you can find at Home Depot.
Best Midsized Gas Grills at Home Depot
Weber comes through by making three of the best midsized gas grills at Home Depot.
Best Large Gas Grills at Home Depot
Monument Grills and Fuego offer large gas grills that perform well in our ratings and are stocked at Home Depot.
Lowest-Scoring Grill at Home Depot
The large Bull Outdoor Stallion 48052 Grill doesn’t cook evenly across its surface, which means some burgers might be ready to serve while others placed on another part of the grill have barely begun to cook. Though it performed well in most of our other tests, you may want to consider the other gas grill models we recommend in this guide. Here are some takeaways from our testing:
- Its evenness performance is lousy.
- It flares up when cooking food with a high fat content.
- It isn’t as convenient to use as our recommended gas grills because it doesn’t come with any side burners, rotisserie burners, griddles, or additional features.
Grill Shopping Tips
To make sure we test the same grills that are available to you, Consumer Reports’ secret shoppers purchase each one either in a store or online. Here’s their checklist for making your grill shopping a smooth experience:
- Check inventory online before you shop. The grill you want might be in a store near you. If it’s not, Home Depot will ship it free of charge to a store where you can pick it up, potentially saving you an extra trip.
- Check the grill’s dimensions. This step is especially important if you’re buying a grill to fit a small space. You can look up dimensions on Home Depot’s website or on the grill’s summary page in our gas grill ratings.
- Check your cargo space. You’ll need an SUV or a pickup to haul the grill home if you buy it in a store. You can also rent a truck at some store locations (often priced at $19 for the first 75 minutes) or pay to have the retailer deliver an assembled grill.
- Check the box before you start assembling the grill. Make sure all of the parts are included and nothing is broken or damaged.
If something is missing, call Home Depot’s customer service (800-466-3337). If the wait for a replacement is too long, you might try calling the manufacturer directly and pleading your case to get it sooner.
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