11 of Our Favorite Grills and Grilling Accessories Are on Sale Right Now—and Prices Start at Just $50

We’ve done the research, now we’re on the hunt for deals. In ‘Saves on Faves,’ we scour the web for the best sales on Food & Wine Favorites, so you can get the best price on that new coffee maker, air fryer, or pizza oven. 

It's finally outdoor cooking season, which means the cravings for juicy burgers, grilled fruit desserts, smoked meats and fish, and a whole lot more are on the mind. But, you need the right appliances and tools to make those tasty bites happen. 

That's why we've gone ahead and tested everything from portable or indoor grills to thermometers to make sure you have the best products in your own homes and outdoor spaces. And, now that it's officially grilling season, we've taken the extra step to find our tried and tested favorite at a discount. That's right — you can shop 10 of our favorites below on sale, with prices starting at just $50. 

Best Deals on Food & Wine Favorite Grills and Thermometers 

• Cuisinart Portable Venture Gas Grill, $156 (originally $200) at amazon.com
• Presto Cool Touch Electric Indoor Grill, $50 (originally $60) at amazon.com
• Thermoworks Smoke Remote BBQ Alarm Thermometer, $69 (originally $99) at thermoworks.com
• Traeger Grills Pro Series 780 Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker with WiFi, $900 (originally $1,000) at amazon.com
• Ninja Foodi 5-in-1 Indoor Grill, $134 (originally $170) at amazon.com
• Weber Genesis Liquid Propane Gas Grill, $899 (originally $1,049) at amazon.com
• Weber Liquid Propane Grill, $259 (originally $287) at amazon.com
• Coleman RoadTrip x-Cursion 2 Burner Propane Gas Portable Grill, $150 (originally $220) at walmart.com
• Dyna-Glo Heavy Duty Charcoal Grill, $251 (originally $299) at amazon.com
• Traeger Grills Ironwood Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker with WiFi, $1,300 (originally $1,600) at amazon.com
• Meater Plus Wireless Smart Meat Thermometer, $80 (originally $100) at amazon.com

Cuisinart Portable Venture Gas Grill

To buy: $156 (originally $200) at amazon.com

Portable grills are handy for so many reasons. From tailgating to camping, they’re a key companion to so many summer events. And, this Cuisinart model is our favorite value pick in the category. It has a simple basket-like appearance, so you can carry it without it looking like you have a grill in hand. But, it’s still functional — we love how easy it is to set up and cook with, and found  the results to be  pretty consistent.  

Presto Cool Touch Electric Indoor Grill

To buy: $50 (originally $60) at amazon.com

An indoor grill pan is another option many people don’t think about, especially if you don’t have outdoor space. This is our favorite value pick as well, just in our electric grill buying guide. When we tested it, we found it heated up extra-fast, didn’t smoke or steam, plus it’s lightweight and easy to pop away if you’re tight on space. 

Thermoworks Smoke Remote BBQ Alarm Thermometer

To buy: $69 (originally $99) at thermoworks.com

When we talk about grilling — thermometers are virtually synonymous. Many of us are cooking up more meat or seafood, and need to check the temperature. But, since many of us don’t cook with a grill all year-long, it may be harder to know exactly when the timing’s right. Thankfully, one of our favorite thermometers is on rare sale, and it’s perfect specifically designed for outdoor cooking. This is our favorite overall pick for smoking, especially, since it has great accuracy, and allows you to multitask. It comes with two bodies, the base, which has the controls and probes, then the receiver. This is for monitoring temperatures with ease, and the fact that it comes with a remote that lets you control settings without needing an app is a huge perk, too. 

Traeger Grills Pro Series 780 Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker with WiFi

To buy: $900 (originally $1,000) at amazon.com

Using a smoker virtually screams summer. The perfectly rich scent wafts in neighborhoods everywhere, ready to produce a meal worth devouring. A pellet grill is a great choice if you want an extra bit of versatility, since you can use it for a few things. This Traeger model is our favorite large-capacity option. It’s a solid buy for the amount of food you can cook with it, in addition to its high performance. 

Ninja Foodi 5-in-1 Indoor Grill

To buy: $134 (originally $170) at amazon.com

Another avenue we tested was smokeless grills for those of us that are indoors, and in desperate need of avoiding an unwanted alarm. For the most innovative pick, you’ll want to pick up the Ninja indoor grill while it's discounted. We found that it gives exceptional grill marks with none of the smoke, plus you can use it for a variety of other functions, like air frying, roasting, baking, or dehydrating. It has a higher temperature range than many of the models we tested, making it even more versatile, plus the fan that runs for the air fryer also runs while you're grilling to help speed up heating and keep steam or smoke down. 

Weber Genesis Liquid Propane Gas Grill

To buy: $899 (originally $1,049) at amazon.com

If you’re looking for a classic gas grill, check out this Weber option while its price has been lowered. We ranked it as our favorite gas grill. It’s highly effective, it has a ton of different features to help you grill more easily, like a top grate that expands for added room. Plus, in all of our tests, we found that it cooked food exceptionally well. It also has tons of prep space, since it has two side tables to help you cook, and a storage compartment at the base to store items like spatulas, tongs, and more. 

Weber Liquid Propane Grill

To buy: $259 (originally $287) at amazon.com

If you want a tabletop grill to use outside, or to take to different locations — look no further than this Weber model. It’s on the smaller side, measuring at 15.5-by-40.9-by-16.5-inches. It’s our favorite for your tables because it is easy to light, plus it has great temperature regulation for easier grilling. We think this is a total steal for how easy to use it is, plus you can save a bit of money on top with a discount.  

Coleman RoadTrip x-Cursion 2 Burner Propane Gas Portable Grill

To buy: $150 (originally $220) at walmart.com

If you want a grill that’s also portable and easy to move around, we ranked this Coleman model as our favorite in our Best Gas Grills Under $300 buying guide. It heats well despite its lower price tag and portable design. You do have to put a few pieces together before you use it, but it’s perfectly compact (measuring at 32-by-19-by-12-inches when folded) while still giving us enough room to cook up to 10 burgers at a time with adequate space in between each. Plus, with two burners you can simmer sauce, sides, and more all at the same time. 

Dyna-Glo Heavy Duty Charcoal Grill

To buy: $251 (originally $299) at amazon.com

Charcoal grills are another essential pick for many, since they impart so much flavor to our food. And if you love to grill for a crowd, we have the perfect on-sale pick for you. This is our favorite large-capacity pick, thanks to its ability to heat up quickly despite the size it is (you get 576 square inches of cooking space), plus it’s easy to clean. All you need to do is remove the lightweight ash collector tray for debris, as well as brush and wipe down the grates. 

Traeger Grills Ironwood Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker with WiFi

To buy: $1,300 (originally $1,600) at amazon.com

And, since Traeger invented the pellet grill, we had to roundup the best possible buys from the popular brand. This model is our absolute favorite value pick, though it’s still an investment. We specifically chose it for value because it has a similar amount of features as more expensive models, but with a lower price tag, making it the best in terms of perks to price point. Aside from its features, particularly the Downdraft Exhaust system and a Super Smoke mode, we also love how well it holds heat.  

Meater Plus Wireless Smart Meat Thermometer

To buy: $80 (originally $100) at amazon.com

And last but not least, if you’re looking for a thermometer that doesn’t require you to be standing by the grill or the smoker, look no further than the Meater Plus. We ranked this among our favorite meat thermometers. It’s truly wireless, meaning you can stick the singular probe into the ingredient of choice, and step away. You’ll be able to read its temperature from the brand’s phone app . It rarely goes on sale, so now’s the time to grab it. Your steak will never taste better.