The BBQ offers plenty of storage, including hooks for tools and two foldable shelves for your drink or whatever else to sit.

Especially in countries where it’s cold and wet in the winter months, it's a necessity if you can’t find an indoor storage location. It's worth us noting that some of the BBQs in this guide were tested in the last few years, meaning they've received years of use and have proven themselves to be very rust-resistant and long-lasting. Our Deputy Editor Rebecca Knight who reviewed this BBQ thinks families will love it for its convenience and ease of use, with the potential to even use it on a weekday evening for dinners.If you're the kind of person that prefers to barbecue on the go, either at a friend's house, at your caravan, or when you go away, then a portable BBQ is perfect. In our tests, we found that by using the Big Green Egg air-flow tech, this BBQ got up to heat in just 12 minutes. The drum-shaped grill has a hopper and controls to the side, which are digital and can even be paired with a smartphone.

With three burners, you can create different cooking zones and we found the grill had good heat distribution.Make no mistake, we know that the Kamado Joe Classic Joe Grill Series II is a huge investment - it's a purchase that even the biggest BBQ enthusiast wouldn't make lightly. Earning five stars in our review, this three-burner BBQ wowed us with its versatile cooking ability, acing every test we threw it at (including veggies, sausages, burgers, and a whole spatchcock chicken). Essentially it boils down to this – if you’re cooking meat, it’s the juices hitting the coals which create a smoke which adds flavour to the meat. It was a bit fiddly to do, but once conquered, you just need to season the grill plates and then you can get cooking right away.