If you are looking for a tabletop gas grill, here is what you will find in these five listings: two liquid propane burner inserts that drop into an outdoor table, two outdoor cooking tables made for them, and one plug-in electric countertop grill. The inserts let everyone cook where they sit. The inserts and electric grill take up little room on your table or counter. These are not fold-up camping grills or a mini gas grill for trips. They stay on the table, counter or balcony.


How to choose a tabletop gas grill

We suggest starting with where you want your cooking surface and how much cooking space you need. For cooking together at the table with an outdoor gas burner, you can choose a single- or double-burner insert with grill grates and cool-touch knobs, running on propane gas. The matching tables come in powder-coated steel or with a composite wood top on a powder-coated steel frame. The composite-top table hides the propane tank behind a door. Each listing explains what is included.

If you are planning an outdoor kitchen island instead, our side burners hold pots and pans. For a counter where gas is not allowed, the electric option needs a 120-volt, 20-amp circuit. It has digital temperature control, a meat probe that works as a built-in thermometer, a removable warming rack and a drip tray. You can compare other setups among our plug-in electric grills.

Want a bigger grill?

If you want more than a table top grill, such as a full-size grill, our portable grills include full-size rolling grills and small ceramic charcoal grills. You can also browse all our freestanding grills on carts and stands.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized Videl and Fire Magic dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. If you have fuel, fit or power questions, call us and we will talk it through. For the wider range, explore all our BBQ grills.

Questions we hear most

Gas or electric for a tabletop grill?

Gas gives you real flame and smoky flavor at the table, and the composite-top table hides the propane tank. Electric suits balconies, rooftops or condos where gas is not allowed. It plugs in, and its thermostat holds the heat you set.

Can I use a tabletop grill on a balcony?

The electric countertop grill is made for balconies and rooftops. Many buildings do not allow gas or charcoal on balconies, so check your building rules first. Never use any of these grills indoors.

What surface should a tabletop grill sit on?

A tabletop gas grill insert belongs in a table built for it, never plastic or plain wood. The electric grill needs a level, heat-safe counter with room around it. Call us if you are unsure what your table can take.