Weber, Traeger, and More Top Grill Brands Are Discounted Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend

It’s a well-known truth that Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial-official start of summer, and more importantly, of grilling season, too. It’s a glorious time to get your sear on and to indulge in all of the hotdogs and burgers you can handle. 

With Memorial Day Weekend coming up sooner than you think, top brands like Weber, Blackstone, and Traeger are already secretly slashing their prices on Amazon ahead of the holiday weekend. We combed through to find the best deals on editor-loved grills, with some up to 30% off right now.

The Best Grill Deals on Amazon

• Weber Performer Deluxe Charcoal Grill, $549 (originally $599)
• Traeger Grills Ironwood 650 Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker, $1,100 (originally $1,300)
• Blackstone 1813 Original Tabletop Griddle, $191 (originally $220)
• PK Grills Portable Charcoal BBQ Grill and Smoker, $525 (originally $600)
• Cuisinart Portable Venture Gas Grill, $167 (originally $210)
• Everdure Cube Portable Charcoal Grill, $160 (originally $199)
• Ninja AG301 Foodi 5-In-1 Indoor Electric Grill, $150 (originally $170)
• Weber Original Kettle Premium Charcoal Grill, $219 (originally $233)
• Weber Spirit II E-310 3-Burner Liquid Propane Grill, $569 (originally $639)
• Weber Traveler Portable Gas Grill, $300 (originally $419)
• Charbroil Grill2Go Portable Propane Gas Grill, $149 (originally $200)

Weber Performer Deluxe Charcoal Grill

We were impressed with the Weber Performer deluxe charcoal grill during our tests due to its superior searing abilities and heat-retention. It’s a user-friendly grill that offers a “touch-n-go” gas ignition system (no more fiddling with lighters or matches!) that ignites charcoal with just the push of a button. The grill is built into a four-wheeled cart with a prep surface, offering ultimate versatility and mobility. Cleanup is a breeze thanks to a built-in rod that you can use to sweep ashes into a removable ash catcher. It also provides a perfect sear without much sticking on the stainless-steel grates. It’s a grill built to last a lifetime, perfect for beginners or experienced grill enthusiasts alike.

Traeger Grills Ironwood 650 Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker

When we tested pellet grills, several Traeger models came out on top for their durability and impressive grilling performance. The Traeger Ironwood electric wood pellet grill and smoker is a great option for those who are moving away from gas or charcoal. With a total of 650 square inches of grilling space, this model also comes with WiFi capabilities for ultimate control of your grilling session. While it’s on the pricier side, it’s currently 15% off, but not for long.

Blackstone 1813 Original Tabletop Griddle

To achieve a deep caramelization as opposed to a fast and fierce char, griddles are the way to go. We loved Blackstone models during our tests of flat top grills and griddles for their durability and even cooking. This now-13% off Blackstone 1813 tabletop griddle offers 361 square inches of cooking surface that can handle up to 14 burgers at  time. The two burners are independently heated, so you can have onions caramelizing on one side while your bratwursts sear on the other side. Together, the burners put out a combined 24,000 BTUs to keep the whole top heated according to your needs.

PK Grills Portable Charcoal BBQ Grill and Smoker

As far as grill and smoker combinations go, the PK Grills portable charcoal grill and smoker is a rare model that we found could do both to perfection. For those who don’t want to invest in a separate smoker, but still want to be able to cook low and slow, like with smoked pork ribs, the PK Grills grill and smoker offers the best of both worlds. Its 300 square inches of cooking surface is smaller than some, but perfect for the casual griller who wants portability, since the grill itself can be lifted off the cart for easy transport. At $75 off, it’s time to get your grill on.

Cuisinart Portable Venture Gas Grill

We know that summer is a time for beach days and park hangouts. When you want the grill experience on-the-go, the Cuisinart portable gas grill is our top pick for those on a budget. During our tests, it left surprisingly prominent grill marks for a model so small (16.25 inches by 13 inches by 10.75 inches) and managed to heat everything fairly evenly. It’s easy to set up, transport, and clean, making it an ideal option for grilling on a day trip. Best of all, it’s 20% off, so snag it now for your summer travels.

Everdure Cube Portable Charcoal Grill 

If you’re more of a charcoal kind of person but still want the portable experience, our editors loved grilling with the now-20% off Everdure Cube portable charcoal grill. It has enough capacity to cook for one to two people, and produced good charring on all the foods we tested, including burgers, corn, and bratwursts. It’s a convenient size at 14 inches by 17 inches by 9 inches, making it a great option for grilling at parks or in campgrounds. Plus, it’s easy on the eyes, with well-designed details and fun colorways.

Ninja AG301 Foodi 5-In-1 Indoor Electric Grill

So you don’t like grilling outside — that’s okay! The Ninja AG301 indoor electric grill is loved by thousands of shoppers, with over 23,000 buyers giving it a perfect rating. Its air circulation technology makes it capable of reaching 500°F, and it can provide an even sear. One customer was so impressed, they wrote, “It actually leaves grill marks and you get a good amount of char.” But it can do more than just grill. Beyond grilling, the Ninja electric grill can air fry, roast, bake, and dehydrate. Grab this multitasker while it’s on sale for $150.

Weber Original Kettle Premium Charcoal Grill

One of our favorite Weber grills, the Original Kettle premium charcoal grill, is as classic as it gets. It’s a versatile model that offers consistent temperature control and heat retention, thanks to the top and bottom dampers that drive convection during cooking. It’s capable of high heat for nicely charred steaks, or low-and-slow smoke for tender ribs. Standing by one of these with your hands on your hips and your burgers searing away, you’ll be the MVP of grilling season.

Weber Spirit II E-310 3-Burner Liquid Propane Grill

If you’ve never touched a gas grill before in your life, the Weber Spirit II liquid propane grill might be the one for you. During our tests, we named it a great starter gas grill for beginners thanks to its easy ignition and intuitive interface. It also has a lot of bells and whistles, including enameled cast iron grates and an open cart design with a folding side table. Cleanup is also easy with this grill, as the disposable drip tray under the cookbox collects any excess drippings so you can simply throw it away and replace the tray. It’s one of the more affordable grills we tested, and right now, it’s $70 off.

Weber Traveler Portable Gas Grill

The Weber Traveler portable gas grill, aside from being very adorable, is one of our favorite Weber grills because it gets hot quickly, stays hot consistently, and cooks evenly across its grates. It’s a great option for campers, beach-goers, or those who just want a low-maintenance grill for their small outdoor space. At 43 inches by 43 inches by 37 inches, it’s a compact grill that folds down flat and has wheels for even more portability. Plus, for a travel grill, it has a generous 320 square inches of cooking area, so you can keep those burgers and hotdogs coming at the campsite. At 30% off, it’s a win-win for everyone. 

Char-Broil Grill2Go Portable Propane Gas Grill

Another great portable option is the Char-Broil Grill2Go propane gas grill, which measures at 24 inches by 15 inches by 14 inches. It has a total cooking area of 200 square inches and is built to withstand travel, with a cast aluminum firebox and stainless steel latches for the lid. Char-Broil says it can cook up to eight “good-sized burgers” at a time, with one buyer calling it “an amazing little grill.” Lucky for you, it’s 26% off ahead of Memorial Day Weekend.