10 Best Portable Grills 2025 in the United States

The Blackstone 2224 On-The-Go 22" Omnivore is a sturdy tabletop griddle ideal for outdoor cooking enthusiasts who want solid performance in a portable package. It offers a generous 339 square inches of cooking space, allowing you to prepare multiple foods at once. With two independently controlled burners delivering a combined 24,000 BTUs, you can easily manage different cooking temperatures on each side, which is great for versatile meals.

The Blackstone 1813 Original 22” Tabletop Griddle is a versatile portable grill ideal for outdoor cooking. With a spacious 339 sq. inch cooking surface, this griddle can handle large quantities of food, making it suitable for family gatherings or social events. The gas-fueled griddle features two 'H' style burners that produce 24,000 BTUs, ensuring even cooking without hotspots, and the temperature can be easily controlled with two knobs.

The Cuisinart Indoor/Outdoor Electric Grill is a versatile choice for those wanting a portable grill that works well both inside and outside. With its 2-in-1 design, you can use it on a stand outdoors or as a tabletop grill indoors, making it great for apartments, balconies, or small patios. The cooking surface offers a generous 240 square inches, enough space to grill about a dozen burgers at once, ideal for family meals or small gatherings. Being electric, it avoids the hassle of charcoal or propane, and the adjustable temperature control with five settings up to 550°F lets you cook a variety of foods with ease. The grill weighs 20 pounds, so while it’s portable, it’s not ultra-lightweight but still manageable for transport to picnics or tailgates. It’s made with alloy steel and features a nonstick cooking surface, which helps with easy food release and cleaning after use. Grease management is smartly handled by a central channel that directs drippings into a removable tray, reducing mess and flare-ups. Assembly is simple and tool-free, so you can set it up quickly without fuss.