Cook restaurant-level meals on any socially-distanced getaway with these portable grills
: How much food will you need to cook? Most portable grills have a cooking surface of around 200-300 square inches, which should be enough for a family of five. For reference, a circular grill with an 18-inch diameter can fit eight burgers. If you intend on cooking for more than five people go for one of the grills with close to 300 square inches of cooking area.: The more heat a grill can produce, the more flexibility you have while cooking.
Most portable grills require a table or the grillmaster to sit on the ground. This RoadTrip propane grill from Coleman, on the other hand, comes outfitted with legs that fold up into a rolling suitcase-like setup. This allows you to use the RoadTrip almost anywhere and makes carrying it much easier. Plus, the legs make it ideal for tailgating.
If you prefer the authentic experience and smokey flavor offered by charcoal grilling, go for this Smokey Joe from Weber. The portable charcoal grill features a rugged porcelain-enameled construction that should survive many camping trips, and a no-frills design makes it easy to use.
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