Best grill sales in March 2023

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Winter is on its way out and spring will be here before you know. That means longer days, warmer weather, and the return of barbecue season. If you're hoping to host a few barbecues yourself, now is the time to start hunting for grill sales.  

From Amazon to Walmart, we're rounding up the best grill sales you can get right now. We're looking for the best deals on gas grills, outdoor smokers, and other outdoor grilling essentials. 

Best grill sales

Grill and cookware sale: deals from up to 70% off @ Wayfair (opens in new tab)

Grill and cookware sale: deals from up to 70% off @ Wayfair (opens in new tab)
Wayfair has one of the biggest spring sales we've seen. The retailer is taking up to 50% off all grills and cookware. However, we've spotted some deals that are up to 70% off. Pictured is the Weber Q1200 Liquid Propane Grill for $259 (opens in new tab) ($50 off). For other deals from Wayfair, check out our Wayfair coupons page. 

Ninja Foodi Indoor Electric Grill: was $229 now $149 @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)

Ninja Foodi Indoor Electric Grill: was $229 now $149 @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)
The Ninja Foodi 5-in-1 might be one of the best air fryers around, but it also serves as an excellent smokeless, indoor electric grill. For rainy days when you're craving BBQ, the Ninja Foodi has you covered. 

Grill sales: up to 25% off @ Overstock (opens in new tab)

Grill sales: up to 25% off @ Overstock (opens in new tab)
Overstock is offering some aggressive outdoor grill sales. The retailer is taking from $300 to $900 off budget and premium grills. Pictured is the Kenmore 3-Burnder Pedastal Grill for $383 (opens in new tab) ($108 off). It features 30,000 BTUs of power and a total cooking surface of 512 square inches, which is enough to cook up to around 33 burgers at once.

Outdoor grills: up to $150 off @ Home Depot (opens in new tab)

Outdoor grills: up to $150 off @ Home Depot (opens in new tab)
Home Depot is kicking off its grill sales with a few price drops on Weber grills. The retailer is taking up to $50 off select grills. The sale includes both gas grills and natural gas grills that are part of Weber's Genesis II series. 

Outdoor grills: up to 15% off @ Lowe's (opens in new tab)

Outdoor grills: up to 15% off @ Lowe's (opens in new tab)
Lowe's grill sales are taking up to 15% off grills from Char-Broil, Weber, Kenmore, and Pit Boss. After discount, prices start as low as $109. 

Outdoor grill sales: up to 40% off @ Kohl's (opens in new tab)

Outdoor grill sales: up to 40% off @ Kohl's (opens in new tab)
Kohl's is slashing up to 40% off select outdoor grills and accessories during its latest grill sales. The sale includes portable grills, electric grills, charcoal grills, and more. 

20-Piece BBQ Grilling Set: was $79 now $29 @ Wayfair (opens in new tab)

20-Piece BBQ Grilling Set: was $79 now $29 @ Wayfair (opens in new tab)
The Whetstone BBQ Grilling Set includes 20 stainless steel utensils including tongs, a spatula, meat thermometer, 4 skewers, grill brush, and more. 

Grills and outdoor cooking: up to $120 off @ Sears (opens in new tab)

Grills and outdoor cooking: up to $120 off @ Sears (opens in new tab)
Sears has a wide range of grill sales with discounts of up to $120 off. The sale includes brand names like Kenmore, Char-Broil, Weber, Cuisinart, and more. 

How to choose the right grill for you

There are various types of outdoor grills on the market and picking the right one depends on your needs. Grill types generally fall into three categories: gas grills, charcoal grills, and electric grills. 

Gas grills require fuel (propane or natural gas), but heat up quickly with the turn of a knob. They're easier to use in that they offer more precise temperature control than a charcoal-based grill. 

Charcoal grills, on other hand, require a fire starter (charcoal) and are for intermediate or expert grillers. They take longer to heat up, but they give that classic smoky flavor that we all associate with backyard barbecues. Temperature control is tricky, so again these grills are best for those with outdoor grilling experience. 

Finally, an electric grill is the easiest grill to use. All it takes to heat them up is a power outlet. They provide intense heat, but they generally lack that hardy flavor you'd get from a charcoal-based grill. 

Louis Ramirez

As deals editor at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.