#1 PickBest Entry-LevelGas Grill$449
Weber Spirit E-310
4.5/5
The undisputed king of entry-level, full-size gas grills. Heats fast, cleans easy, and handles a Minnesota winter like a champ.
True Value Hardware
Best Grills at True Value 2025
True Value is an underrated grill destination. While everyone fights the crowds at Home Depot and Lowe's, your local True Value hardware store quietly stocks a solid lineup of Weber, Char-Broil, and Char-Griller grills — often with better customer service and the ability to see floor models before buying. I've rounded up the best grills you'll find at most True Value locations.
Our Top Picks
#1 PickBest Entry-Level
#2 PickThe StandardCharcoal Grill$175
Weber 22" Original Kettle Premium
4.6/5
Fifty-plus years of proven design. Dead simple, wildly versatile, and the benchmark every charcoal grill is measured against.
#3 PickBest Charcoal StationCharcoal Grill$399
Weber Performer Deluxe
4.7/5
Everything great about the Original Kettle plus a worktable, charcoal storage bin, and gas-assisted ignition.
#4 PickAussie LegendPortable Gas Grill$269
Weber Q 2200
4.5/5
The Aussie icon. Every park, beach, and campsite in Australia has one. Compact, seriously capable.
#5 PickBudget KamadoPortable Kamado$299
Char-Griller Akorn Kamado
4.3/5
A steel kamado at a fraction of the ceramic price. Test-drive kamado cooking without the big commitment.
#6 PickBest Overall ElectricElectric Grill$369
Weber Q 2400 Electric
4.5/5
The best outdoor electric grill. Same Q series build quality, runs on a power cord. Perfect for apartment balconies.
#7 PickBest for BalconiesElectric Grill$230
Char-Broil Patio Bistro Electric
4.3/5
TRU-Infrared heating means no flare-ups and surprisingly even heat. Perfect for condo balconies.
#8 PickNo Flare-UpsGas Grill$369
Char-Broil Performance TRU-Infrared 3-Burner
4.3/5
Infrared technology at a budget price — no flare-ups, even heat, and juicier results than conventional burners.
#9 PickBudget PortablePortable Charcoal Grill$45
Weber Go-Anywhere Charcoal
4.3/5
The original portable grill — folds flat, weighs 15 lbs, and actually grills well enough for real cooking on the go.
#10 PickBest Budget GasGas Grill$369
Weber Spirit II E-210
4.4/5
The best gas grill under $400. Two burners, compact footprint, and Weber's legendary build quality — perfect for small patios and couples.
#11 PickBudget KamadoKamado$130
Char-Griller Akorn Jr.
4.2/5
A $130 kamado that actually works. Perfect for tailgating, camping, or testing whether kamado cooking is for you.
#12 PickUltra-Budget PickCharcoal$70
Expert Grill Premium 22-Inch Kettle
3.8/5
The $70 Walmart kettle that gets the job done. Not a Weber, but surprisingly capable for backyard basics.
Buying Advice
1
True Value is a co-op — each store is independently owned. That means inventory varies by location. Call your local store before driving over to confirm they have the model you want in stock. Many will also special-order grills at no extra charge.
2
True Value stores often price-match Home Depot and Lowe's. If you find a lower price online, ask — most owners will match it to keep your business local. You won't get that at a big box store.
3
Assembly is a True Value superpower. Many locations offer free or low-cost assembly on grills purchased in-store. At Home Depot, you're paying $100+ for assembly or doing it yourself. Ask your local True Value about their policy.
4
Shop the spring sale events. True Value runs national sales around Memorial Day, Father's Day, and 4th of July with significant grill discounts. Sign up for their rewards program to get early access and additional coupons.
5
Weber dominates True Value's grill selection. If you're a Weber fan, True Value is one of the best authorized dealers. They carry the full Spirit and Kettle lines, and staff are typically more knowledgeable about Weber products than big-box store associates.