Camping with a named cartridge
You will keep buying CV 470 Plus cartridges and you want a stove as well as a grill, at a weight field of 3.3 kg. The Party Grill 200 CV is the match at about £56.01. A patio hose is not in the box.
Tabletop gas BBQ comparison 2026
The best tabletop gas BBQs, compared.
Top pick: O-Grill 600 portable gas BBQ Best value: Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV – About £56.01 is the lowest shelf price among listings that scored at least 60. The next of those is the stainless CosmoGrill at about £119.99. Updated 16.10.2026.
A tabletop gas BBQ is a gas grill you set on a table or on short folding legs. On these eleven amazon.co.uk listings the first split is the gas fitting, not the brand. Some include a hose and clip-on regulator for a green Gas cylinder. The 200 clicks onto a CV 470 valve cartridge. The [patio gas or cartridge](/hub/portable-grills/tabletop-gas-bbq/sub/tabletop-gas-bbq-patio-gas-vs-cartridge) page is that choice on its own. It is a stove-grill, not a patio-hose grill. Scores use the star line, review volume and listing conflicts. Patio Gas is a 27 mm clip-on propane cylinder. Blue butane and red propane use different regulators.
A tabletop gas BBQ is a gas grill you set on a table or on short folding legs. On these eleven amazon.co.uk listings the first split is the gas fitting, not the brand.
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Our view
The O-Grill 600 is a 13.8 kg portable plate at £329, with a stated 10,500 BTU and a cooking area of 1,450 cm², and amazon.co.uk shows 4.8 from 6 reviews. All six UK reviews praise the cast-iron plate and the area, and more than one calls it large enough for a family. They also call it heavy and larger than the photos, and they still fold the legs to carry it. The title says dual gas and does not name a UK cylinder, a cartridge, a hose or a regulator. One of the six says to attach a large gas canister. None of the six describes a repeated broken part. A 4.8 from six reviews is a thin file next to listings with hundreds of ratings, so the score stays below grills whose faults have had time to appear. Included components name a thermometer, and the assembly field is blank.
Pros
- 1,450 cm² cast-iron plate and a 10,500 BTU bullet
- Six UK reviews praise the sear and call it more solid than a cheap camping grill
- Thermometer included, and reviews say the legs fold
Cons
- 4.8 from only 6 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 13.8 kg, and reviews call it heavier and larger than the photos
- Dual gas is not tied to a named UK cylinder, hose or regulator
- £329, the highest shelf price in this set
Best for: A garden or motorhome cook who wants the larger plate and already knows which large canister the listing does not name.
Less suitable: A carry to a picnic at 13.8 kg, or a decision that treats six reviews as a finished record.
Specifications
- Model
- O-Grill 600 portable gas BBQ
- Brand
- O-Grill
- Price
- ∼£329
- Customer rating
- 4.8/5(6)
- Gas fitting
- Dual gas
- Burners
- 1
- Stated output
- 10,500 BTU
- Cook surface
- Cast-iron plate
- Weight
- 13.8 kg
Common questions
What does dual gas mean on this listing?
The title and bullets say dual gas use. They do not name a UK cylinder, a cartridge, a hose or a regulator. One of the six reviews says to attach a large gas canister.
How heavy is it?
The weight field says 13.8 kg. Reviews call it heavy and larger than the photos, and still fold the legs to carry it. Cooking area is 1,450 cm².
How many UK reviews are in the file?
Six. The listing line is 4.8 from 6. They praise the plate and the area. None describes a repeated broken part.
Our view
Across the first 50 UK reviews in the file, cooks use the Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV for steaks, chops and breakfasts for two to four people, clicking on a CV 470 Plus the bullets rate at up to three hours and 145 g/h. The listing is £56.01, with 4.6 from 1,870 amazon.co.uk reviews, and one reviewer got about two hours from a CV300. Reviewers often call the canister simple to fit, and one found the stove stable on a windy beach, while others say it is weak in wind unless you add a windbreak. The piezo arrived loose, failed, or stopped after the second use in more than one review, and a plastic cartridge connector cracked when it was tightened. The heating-power field says 2,000 kW beside a 2,000 watt field, and a dimension line says 12.6 cm beside a 32 × 33 cm bullet. There is no carry bag: the lid is the transport cover. A domed plate lets sausages roll, and some reviewers say it is better as a stove than as a grill for thick pieces.
Pros
- CV 470 Plus named in the bullets, with a claimed 145 g/h and up to 3 hours
- 4.6 from 1,870 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set
- Grid or pan support, and a water reservoir that reviewers say takes the fat
- Listed at £56.01, with a weight field of 3.3 kg
Cons
- Piezo loose, dead, or failed after a second use in more than one UK review
- Plastic cartridge connector cracked when tightened
- No carry bag, and the plate is domed so sausages roll
- 2,000 kW field beside 2,000 W, and a 12.6 cm line beside a 32 cm bullet
Best for: Two to four people when you will keep buying CV 470 Plus cartridges and you want a stove as well as a grill.
Less suitable: A green Patio Gas cylinder, a large grate, or a carry bag, none of which this listing includes.
Specifications
- Model
- Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV
- Brand
- Campingaz
- Price
- ∼£56
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(1,870)
- Gas fitting
- CV 470 Plus
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Piezo
- Lid
- Yes
- Hose in the box
- No
- Stated output
- 2,000 W / 2,000 kW
- Cook surface
- Grid or pan
- Weight
- 3.3 kg / 2.84 kg
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Which cartridge does the listing name?
The bullets name the Campingaz CV 470 Plus, 145 g/h, with a claimed run time of up to 3 hours. One review also used a CV300 for about 2 hours. A patio-cylinder hose is not in the box.
Does it come with a carry bag?
No. The bullets say the lid is the transport cover and that the legs come off so the parts fit in the body. Reviews say other Party Grills include a bag and this one does not.
Is assembly required?
The field says no. Reviews still describe clipping the legs on. The piezo is push-and-turn in the bullets, and more than one review found it loose or dead.
Our view
The CosmoGrill compact stainless 2-burner is a hooded tabletop at £119.99, with a propane regulator and hose in the box and 4.6 from 121 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets state two 2.2 kW burners and the heating field states 4.4 kW, on 1,287 cm² at 10 kg. Across 35 UK reviews, one cook treated it as enough for a family or about six burgers, and assembly was a few minutes of removable parts. The built-in thermometer is called inaccurate in more than one review, and the hose is called too short in more than one review while another says it reaches. One reviewer swapped the propane regulator for a blue butane regulator, and one said it still ran hot on the lowest setting. A review says the sides are powder-coated steel rather than fully stainless. No single part fails across most of those 35 reviews, though one buyer found blue protective film and suspected a used unit.
Pros
- Propane regulator and hose named in the included components
- Two burners, 4.4 kW field, 1,287 cm², about 10 kg
- 4.6 from 121 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Hood, grease tray and a built-in thermometer on the listing
Cons
- Thermometer called inaccurate in more than one UK review
- Hose length disputed: too short for some, long enough for another
- One review says the sides are powder-coated, not fully stainless
- One review still ran hot on the lowest setting
Best for: A garden table when you already have propane and want a hose in the box rather than a cartridge.
Less suitable: A Campingaz click cartridge, or a cook who needs the lid gauge to read a true temperature.
Specifications
- Model
- CosmoGrill compact stainless 2-burner
- Brand
- CosmoGrill
- Price
- ∼£120
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(121)
- Gas fitting
- Propane hose
- Burners
- 2
- Ignition
- Piezo
- Lid
- Yes
- Hose in the box
- Yes
- Stated output
- 4.4 kW
- Cook surface
- Hooded grate
- Weight
- 10 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Is the hose in the box?
Yes. Included components say a propane regulator and hose. One review swapped it for a blue butane regulator. Two reviews disagree about whether the hose is long enough.
Does it have a thermometer?
Yes. The special-features line says a built-in thermometer. More than one UK review says the gauge is not accurate.
How many burners does the listing state?
Two. The bullets say two 2.2 kW burners. The heating-power field says 4.4 kW and the wattage field says 4,400 watts.
Our view
The George Foreman GFSBBQ1 is a single-burner portable at £125, with a UK regulator and hose named in the bullets and 4.4 from 287 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets state 8,000 BTU and 3,500 W, and the cooking-area field is 1,850 cm². Across the first 50 UK reviews, several say it heats quickly for a small household or a caravan, while lid hinges, rusty plates, hit-and-miss ignition and a short hose also come up. One review calls the pipe about half a metre, and one describes a faulty regulator with no useful reply from customer service. The bullets say 7.5 kg and 34 × 70 × 50 cm, while the fields say 10 kg and a second, smaller dimension line. Reviews describe cooking plates rather than a bar grate, and they say the plates rust unless you oil them or use a mat. There is no cover in the box.
Pros
- UK regulator and hose named in the bullets and the components line
- 4.4 from 287 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Cooking-area field of 1,850 cm²
- Removable plates praised when they come off cleanly
Cons
- Bullets say 7.5 kg and the weight field says 10 kg
- Plates rust unless oiled, in the UK reviews
- Hose called about half a metre, and ignition often needs a lighter
- No cover in the box
Best for: A small household that wants a UK hose in the box and will oil the plates after cooking.
Less suitable: A bar-grate cook, or anyone who needs the weight and size lines on the card to agree.
Specifications
- Model
- George Foreman GFSBBQ1 portable gas BBQ
- Brand
- George Foreman
- Price
- ∼£125
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(287)
- Gas fitting
- UK hose
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Piezo
- Lid
- Yes
- Hose in the box
- Yes
- Stated output
- 8,000 BTU / 3,500 W
- Cook surface
- Plates
- Weight
- 7.5–10 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Does the box include a UK hose and regulator?
Yes. The bullets and the included-components line both say a UK regulator and hose. One review calls the pipe about half a metre. Another says a shop identified a Calor fitting and that the listing had not named the cylinder.
Why do the weight lines disagree?
The bullets say 7.5 kg. The item-weight field says 10 kg. The dimension fields also disagree with each other. Both pairs are left as printed.
What do the UK reviews repeat about faults?
Across the first 50 UK reviews, hinges, rusty plates, a piezo that misses, and a short or faulty regulator come up. There is no cover in the box.
Our view
The Weber Go-Anywhere gas BBQ weighs 5.22 kg at £169.99, with a stated 2.1 kW and 4.4 from 178 amazon.co.uk reviews. The highlight gives a grate of 42 × 26 cm, and the area field says 1,035.75 cm². The bullets do not name the cartridge. Across 27 UK reviews, buyers describe small screw canisters, including Weber’s own and, in one review, a Coleman C500, and one buyer could not connect the travel canisters they already had. More than one review says the gas lasts well on a small canister. Fat that does not drain through four holes with a lip makes the inside hard to clean, and one reviewer cut a finger on grease. One review had nowhere to rest the hot lid, and one returned the grill after wind blew the flame out. The cooking-system field says charcoal while the title says gas.
Pros
- 5.22 kg with folding legs, lighter than the hose grills in this set
- 4.4 from 178 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 2.1 kW field and a 42 × 26 cm grate highlight
- Small canisters that more than one review says last well
Cons
- Bullets do not name the cartridge, and one buyer could not connect theirs
- Fat sits in holes with a lip, and one reviewer cut a finger
- Cooking-system field says charcoal on a gas listing
- Wind blew the flame out in one review, and the balcony line is only a listing claim
Best for: Camping when you will buy the small screw canisters the UK reviews describe and you can lift 5.22 kg.
Less suitable: A Patio Gas hose, or a cook who needs the listing itself to name the cartridge.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Go-Anywhere gas BBQ
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£170
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(178)
- Gas fitting
- Screw canister
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Push-button
- Lid
- Yes
- Hose in the box
- No
- Stated output
- 2.1 kW
- Cook surface
- Enamelled grate
- Weight
- 5.22 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
What gas do the reviews say it takes?
The bullets do not name a cartridge. UK reviews describe small screw canisters, including Weber’s own and, in one review, a Coleman C500. Another buyer could not connect the travel canisters they had.
Why does a field say charcoal?
The cooking-system field says Charcoal and the primary method says roast. The title, the fuel field and the bullets say gas. The charcoal line is left as printed.
Is there a trolley?
Special features say integrated trolley and on wheels. The bullets describe folding legs that lock the lid, not wheels. The weight field is 5.22 kg.
Our view
The Weber Q 1100N, model 1501925, is a lidded single-burner at £289 and 9.1 kg, with 4.4 from 76 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets say 2.93 kW, the heating field says 12,000 BTU, and the wattage field says 230 watts, so the card prints three outputs that do not agree. Across 11 UK reviews, cooks describe Weber’s small canisters, which they call expensive, and one priced a Calor or Flo Gas adapter at about £55. That figure is the reviewer’s, not an amazon.co.uk price. The components line lists a lid, a thermometer and a manual, while reviews add a short gas pipe and a canister cage that are not in that line. One review says assembly is a few screws with a cross-head screwdriver, in about five minutes. No repeated broken part appears in those 11 reviews. The area field says 1,302 cm² and the bullets say 1,290 cm².
Pros
- Lid, thermometer and porcelain-enamelled cast-iron grate on the listing
- 4.4 from 76 amazon.co.uk reviews, with no repeated broken part in the 11 UK texts
- 9.1 kg, and one review assembled the handle and canister cage in about five minutes
- Warranty field says 5, and the spare-part field says 5 years
Cons
- Bullets say 2.93 kW, the heating field says 12,000 BTU, and the wattage field says 230 watts
- UK reviews say you need Weber’s small canisters, which they call expensive
- A patio-cylinder adapter was extra, priced by one reviewer at about £55
- Only 11 UK reviews in the file
Best for: A Weber canister cook who wants the Q shape at 9.1 kg and will budget for those cans.
Less suitable: A green Patio Gas cylinder unless you buy the adapter the reviews describe, which is not in the components line.
Specifications
- Model
- Weber Q 1100N gas barbecue
- Brand
- Weber
- Price
- ∼£289
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(76)
- Gas fitting
- Weber canister
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Push-button
- Lid
- Yes
- Stated output
- 2.93 kW / 230 W
- Cook surface
- Cast-iron grate
- Weight
- 9.1 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Which gas do the 11 UK reviews describe?
Weber’s small canisters. One reviewer says a Calor or Flo Gas adapter was extra and priced it at about £55. That figure is the reviewer’s. The components line lists a lid, a thermometer and a manual.
Why are there three output figures?
The bullets say 2.93 kW. The heating-power field says 12,000 BTU. The wattage field says 230 watts. All three are printed. They are not averaged.
What assembly do the reviews describe?
One review says a few screws for the handle and the canister cage, with a cross-head screwdriver, in about five minutes. The assembly field says yes.
Our view
The O-Grill 500 is an 11 kg portable at £269, with bullets that say 9,000 BTU and a wattage field that says 9,000 watts, which cannot both be the output. The cooking-area field is 1,065 cm². amazon.co.uk shows 4.4 from 3 reviews, and both UK reviews in the file arrived through Amazon Vine. Those two reviews say it takes a threaded screw canister, and one says a click cartridge does not fit, while the bullets only say dual gas and do not name the thread. One Vine review says the four feet are not joined by a bar, so a small camp table is too small and the grill may end up on the ground. The same reviews disagree on cleaning, and one notes that no brush or tongs are included. There is no repeated broken part in those two reviews, and three ratings is too small a file to treat 4.4 as a settled result.
Pros
- Porcelain-coated cast-iron plate on a stated 1,065 cm²
- Foldable legs and a carry handle in the bullets, at 11 kg
- Both written UK reviews describe a clear gas-connection instruction
Cons
- 4.4 from 3 reviews, and both written UK reviews are Vine reviews
- 9,000 W field beside a 9,000 BTU bullet
- Dual gas is unnamed; Vine reviews say a screw canister, not a click cartridge
- Four separate feet, so a small camp table was too small in one review
Best for: A screw-thread canister you already own, if you can support 11 kg on a table wider than the feet.
Less suitable: A CV 470 Plus click cartridge, or a choice you want backed by more than three ratings.
Specifications
- Model
- O-Grill 500 portable gas BBQ
- Brand
- O-Grill
- Price
- ∼£269
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(3)
- Gas fitting
- Screw canister
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Push-button
- Stated output
- 9,000 BTU / 9,000 W
- Cook surface
- Cast-iron plate
- Weight
- 11 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Which canister fits, according to the reviews?
Both UK reviews are Vine reviews. They say a threaded screw canister. One says a click cartridge does not fit, and that the listing does not mention the thread. The bullets only say dual gas.
How is it supported?
The bullets say foldable legs and a carry handle. One Vine review says the four feet are not joined by a bar, so a small camp table is too small.
How many reviews are in the file?
The listing line is 4.4 from 3. Two UK reviews are in the file, and both say the grill was received through Amazon Vine.
Our view
The Char-Broil X200 Grill2Go is a lidded single-burner at £157.97, with 4.3 from 909 amazon.co.uk reviews, and the bullets name a 16.4 ounce disposable propane cylinder sold separately. The output lines say 8,000 BTU and 2,800 W, on 1,232 cm² and 10.8 kg. Across 40 UK reviews, cooks report sear marks and little flare-up compared with charcoal, and several say the lowest setting still cooks extremely hot, with two reviewers citing about 250°C and about 300°C. Those temperatures are the reviewers’ readings, not a lab result. The stainless grate bullet is undercut by rust, including after one use, and one reviewer was sent a replacement grate. A light breeze blew the flame out, and included components list only a user manual, while reviews disagree about whether a hose arrived. The dimension field says 15.7 × 23.7 × 13.6 cm beside that area and weight.
Pros
- 4.3 from 909 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Lidded grate that reviewers say sears, with little flare-up versus charcoal
- 8,000 BTU and 2,800 W printed, on 1,232 cm²
Cons
- Lowest setting still extremely hot in UK reviews, about 250°C and about 300°C in two of them
- Grate rust, including after one use
- Disposable 16.4 ounce propane cylinder sold separately
- 15.7 cm dimension field beside 1,232 cm² and 10.8 kg, plus a 220 V line
Best for: Two or three people who will buy disposable propane cylinders and can cook with the lid managing a very hot grate.
Less suitable: A simmer, a patio-hose cylinder in the box, or a grill you need to carry far at 10.8 kg.
Specifications
- Model
- Char-Broil X200 Grill2Go
- Brand
- Char-Broil
- Price
- ∼£158
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(909)
- Gas fitting
- Disposable propane
- Burners
- 1
- Ignition
- Electronic
- Lid
- Yes
- Hose in the box
- No
- Stated output
- 8,000 BTU / 2,800 W
- Cook surface
- Stainless grate
- Weight
- 10.8 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Which gas does the listing name?
The bullets name a portable 16.4 ounce disposable liquid propane cylinder, sold separately. Reviews also mention a patio-gas adapter. Included components list only a user manual.
Why do reviews say it runs too hot?
Several UK reviews say the lowest setting still cooks extremely hot. Two of them give about 250°C and about 300°C. Those figures are the reviewers’ readings, not a lab result.
Does the grate stay stainless?
The grate bullet says stainless steel. UK reviews report rust, including after one use. One reviewer was sent a replacement grate after complaining.
Our view
The Onlyfire 3-burner tabletop, model F-FPR7050-SS1-EU, is listed at £229.99 and 15 kg, with a heating field of 7 kW and bullets that say 24,000 BTU. The area field says 1,847.69 cm² and the bullets say 286 square inches. Among 19 UK reviews, cooks call the stainless build powerful for the size, and one says it is useful for up to about six people, with burners that light separately. The same file records a middle burner whose spark wire had broken, a gas smell with blackening within a minute that led to a return, a griddle bent after two uses, and sharp edges. One review describes weather damage after three months under a tin roof. The bullets do not name a UK regulator: one review used a camper-van supply, and another had to adapt connections. Recommended uses include balcony grilling, which is a seller line.
Pros
- Three burners that UK reviews say can be lit separately
- 7 kW field and a 24,000 BTU bullet, at 15 kg
- Stainless build that reviewers expect to resist rust better than painted steel
Cons
- No UK regulator named, and reviews had to adapt the connections
- Middle burner returned with a broken spark wire
- Gas smell and blackening within a minute in one review
- Sharp edges, a bent griddle, and weather damage after three months under a roof
Best for: A garden table for up to about six people when you already know which propane fitting you will adapt to, and you will keep it covered.
Less suitable: A balcony, which the listing mentions and the fire service does not allow, or a cook who wants the hose named in the box.
Specifications
- Model
- Onlyfire 3-burner tabletop gas BBQ
- Brand
- Onlyfire
- Price
- ∼£230
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(49)
- Gas fitting
- Unnamed
- Burners
- 3
- Ignition
- Electric
- Lid
- Yes
- Stated output
- 7 kW
- Cook surface
- Stainless grate
- Weight
- 15 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Is this the cart model?
No. Installation type says tabletop. Included components are a lid, folding legs and a carry handle. The cart ASIN was removed from this category.
Does the box name a UK regulator?
No. One review connected it to a camper van gas supply. Another said the connections were not the right ones and had to be adapted.
What failed in the UK reviews?
Among 19 UK reviews: a middle burner whose igniter wire had broken, a gas smell with blackening that led to a return, a bent griddle, sharp edges, and weather damage after three months under a roof.
Our view
The Onlyfire 2-burner tabletop is listed at £189.49 and 14.4 kg, with bullets that say 4.7 kW and a wattage field of 4,700 watts. The heating-power field says 15,917 BTU, and the cooking-area field says 252 square metres while the bullets say 252 square inches, so that area line cannot describe a tabletop. Included components are a lid and a thermometer. The bullets also name a removable grease tray, folding legs and a carrying handle, and they do not name a UK regulator. amazon.co.uk shows 4.3 from 49 reviews, and the review text in this file is byte-identical to the Onlyfire 3-burner file and talks about three burners. Those pasted paragraphs are not evidence of how this 2-burner behaved. A regulator that is not named, plus a copied review block, is the limit of what this card lets you check before you buy.
Pros
- Bullets state 4.7 kW, with a 4,700 watt field
- Lid and thermometer listed in the components
- Folding legs and a carry handle named in the bullets
Cons
- Cooking-area field says 252 square metres against 252 square inches in the bullets
- Review text is the same block as the 3-burner and talks about three burners
- No UK regulator named
- 14.4 kg at £189.49 with no separate UK review account
Best for: Only if you can confirm the regulator and the real grate size with the seller, because this file does not.
Less suitable: A decision based on the pasted reviews, which describe the 3-burner rather than this ASIN.
Specifications
- Model
- Onlyfire 2-burner tabletop gas BBQ
- Brand
- Onlyfire
- Price
- ∼£189
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(49)
- Gas fitting
- Propane
- Burners
- 2
- Ignition
- Electric
- Lid
- Yes
- Stated output
- 4.7 kW
- Cook surface
- Stainless grate
- Weight
- 14.4 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Can the reviews on this file be used for the 2-burner?
No. The review text is byte-identical to the Onlyfire 3-burner raw file and talks about three burners. The star line is also 4.3 from 49. Specs in this file are its own.
What output does this listing print?
The bullets say 4.7 kW. The wattage field says 4,700 watts. The heating-power field says 15,917 BTU. The cooking-area field says 252 square metres, while the bullets say 252 square inches.
What is listed in the box?
Included components are a lid and a thermometer. The bullets also name a removable grease tray, folding legs and a carrying handle. A regulator is not named.
Our view
The CosmoGrill compact black 2-burner, model 93513, is listed at the same £119.99 as the silver 93512, with the same 4.4 kW and 1,287 cm² fields and a propane regulator and hose in the box. amazon.co.uk shows 4.3 from 16 reviews, and the file holds four UK reviews. In one of those, the burner lit and then went out when the knob was released, until a spare regulator was fitted. Another of the four calls the grill flimsy and poor quality. The spec fields do not state a lid or a named ignition, though special features list a built-in thermometer and a removable grease tray. Sixteen ratings is a thin file next to the silver listing’s 121, so the 4.3 is not the same evidence. The weight field is 10 kg and assembly is required.
Pros
- Propane regulator and hose in the included components
- Same 4.4 kW and 1,287 cm² fields as the silver CosmoGrill
- 10 kg, with dimensions 45.5 × 45.5 × 34.5 cm
Cons
- Only four UK reviews in the file against a count of 16
- One review: flame died when the knob was released until a spare regulator was fitted
- One of the four calls the grill flimsy
- Lid and ignition are not stated in the spec fields
Best for: A black 2-burner at £119.99 when you can accept a short UK review file and you already use propane.
Less suitable: Anyone who wants the review depth of the silver CosmoGrill, which has 121 ratings at the same shelf price.
Specifications
- Model
- CosmoGrill compact black 2-burner
- Brand
- CosmoGrill
- Price
- ∼£120
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(16)
- Gas fitting
- Propane hose
- Burners
- 2
- Hose in the box
- Yes
- Stated output
- 4.4 kW
- Weight
- 10 kg
- Assembly
- Yes
Common questions
Is this the same grill as the silver CosmoGrill?
No. This ASIN is model 93513, black, at the same £119.99. The silver listing is 93512. The output and area fields match. This file has four UK reviews, not 121.
Did the regulator work in the reviews?
One of the four UK reviews says the burner lit and then went out when the knob was released, until a spare regulator was fitted. Another calls the grill flimsy.
Does the file say it has a lid?
The spec fields do not say lid. Special features list a built-in thermometer and a removable grease tray. Assembly is required.
How we compared
Eleven amazon.co.uk tabletop gas BBQs were scored from the listing fields and the UK review notes. The score is the amazon star rating times 12, rounded, plus volume points, minus eight for a contradictory output or area unit and minus eight for a review block copied from another ASIN. Price does not change the score. It decides the value badge only: the lowest shelf price among listings that scored at least 60. There was no lab cook. The weights below sum to 100.
1
Stars
35%The printed amazon.co.uk average, times 12 and rounded. A 4.6 contributes more than a 4.3. The star line is not a lab result.
2
Review volume
25%Volume points from the review count on that ASIN: 30 at 1,000 or more, then 22, 16, 8, 3, and 0 below 10. Six reviews are not the same evidence as 1,870.
3
Output and area conflicts
20%Eight points come off when the same listing prints watts against kilowatts, BTU against a watt field that cannot match, or square metres against square inches. The clash is left as printed.
4
Copied review text
10%Eight points come off when the review block is the same text as another ASIN in this set. The Onlyfire 2-burner file matches the 3-burner and is not separate evidence.
5
Shelf price
10%Price does not change the score. The best value is the lowest shelf price among listings that scored at least 60. On these files that price is about £56.01.
Independent review
Last updated: 16.10.2026
8 sources checked
Tabletop gas BBQ buying guide
Choose the fitting first, then what is in the box, then the plate and the weight. These eleven listings do not share a valve. A score from stars and review volume does not make an unnamed fitting safe to guess.
What is a tabletop gas BBQ?
A tabletop gas BBQ in the UK is a gas grill you set on a table or on short folding legs. The eleven amazon.co.uk listings in this comparison do not share one fitting, and that fitting is the first decision. Patio Gas is a 27 mm clip-on propane cylinder. Blue butane and red propane use different regulators. EN 417 is a screw cartridge. Campingaz CV 470 Plus is a 450 g Easy Clic valve cartridge, an 80/20 mix, and not an EN 417 thread.
Best for
- Garden cooks for two to four who already have a patio propane cylinder
- Camping cooks who will buy a named CV 470 Plus cartridge
Not ideal for
- A balcony, tent, awning or caravan
- A fitting the listing does not name
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Assuming every small bottle fits
A CV 470 Plus click cartridge, an EN 417 screw cartridge, a disposable propane cylinder and a patio-hose regulator are different parts. Blue butane and red propane use different regulators. Do not force a cartridge past the click.
- 2
Trusting dual gas with no cylinder named
The O-Grill titles say dual gas and do not name a UK cylinder, a hose or a regulator. One O-Grill 600 review says to attach a large canister. That is not a fitting you can buy from the title alone.
- 3
Averaging two clashing lines
The Party Grill prints 2,000 kW beside 2,000 W, and 12.6 cm beside a 32 cm bullet. The George Foreman prints 7.5 kg and 10 kg. Leave both figures. Do not invent a third. A balcony bullet is a seller line, not permission from the fire service.
What to weigh up
Gas fitting
HighThe first check is the valve, because these eleven listings do not share one. Patio Gas is a 27 mm clip-on propane cylinder. Blue butane and red propane use different regulators. EN 417 is a screw cartridge. Campingaz CV 470 Plus is a 450 g Easy Clic valve cartridge, an 80/20 mix, and it is not an EN 417 thread. The Party Grill 200 names CV 470 Plus. The CosmoGrill files and the George Foreman bullets name a regulator and hose.
Surface, weight and review volume
HighAfter the valve, look at the plate, the weight, and how many UK reviews sit behind the stars. A cast-iron plate, a stainless grate, and an enamelled grid plus a pan support cook differently. A water bath is not a steel drip tray. The Party Grill weight field is 3.3 kg and the bullets say 2.84 kg. The George Foreman bullets say 7.5 kg and the field says 10 kg. The hose grills sit around 10 to 15 kg. The O-Grill 600 is 13.8 kg. Do not average a clash into one figure.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Garden table and a propane hose
You already have propane and you want the regulator and hose named in the box. The stainless CosmoGrill compact is about £119.99, with a 4.4 kW field, about 1,287 cm² and 10 kg. It is not a Campingaz click cartridge.
A grill that stays at home
You are replacing a trolley and you will accept about 10 kg if the grill stays on the table. The George Foreman GFSBBQ1 names a UK regulator and hose at about £125. The bullets say 7.5 kg and the weight field says 10 kg. Oil the plates, or the UK reviews say they rust.
Common questions about tabletop gas BBQs
Which tabletop gas BBQ is the top pick in this comparison?
The top pick is the Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV at about £56.01, with 4.6 from 1,870 amazon.co.uk reviews. It is also the best value: £56.01 is the lowest shelf price among listings that scored at least 60. The next score is the stainless CosmoGrill at about £119.99. It is a CV 470 Plus stove-grill, not a patio-hose grill, and the cartridge is not in the box. Nothing here was cooked in a lab.
How much does a tabletop gas BBQ cost on these listings?
On the amazon.co.uk prices in these files, entry is the Party Grill 200 at about £56.01. Mid is about £120 to £170: both CosmoGrills at about £119.99, the George Foreman at about £125, the Char-Broil X200 at about £157.97, and the Weber Go-Anywhere at about £169.99. Upper is about £190 to £330, up to the O-Grill 600 at about £329. Cartridges and cylinders are extra. These are shelf prices from the files, not a survey of every UK shop.
Which gas fitting should I match before I buy?
Match the valve the listing names. Patio Gas is a 27 mm clip-on propane cylinder. Blue butane and red propane need different regulators. EN 417 is a screw cartridge. CV 470 Plus is a 450 g Easy Clic cartridge, an 80/20 mix, and not an EN 417 thread. The Party Grill 200 names CV 470 Plus. The CosmoGrill files name a propane hose. Dual gas with no UK cylinder named is not a bottle you can assume will fit.
Can I use a tabletop gas BBQ on a balcony, in a tent, or in a caravan?
No. GOV.UK says never use a barbecue indoors, in a tent, under an awning, or in a caravan. The NHS gives the same indoor and tent warning because of carbon monoxide. The London Fire Brigade says never on a balcony. nidirect repeats the enclosed-space warning for Northern Ireland. A balcony line on a product listing is not permission. A lease can forbid the grill even outdoors. A cartridge grill for a pitch is a different comparison, the camping gas barbecue page, and the site’s own rules still apply.
Is the hose or the cartridge in the box?
Only when the components line says so. The CosmoGrill listings and the George Foreman bullets name a regulator and hose. The Party Grill 200 names CV 470 Plus and does not include a patio hose. The Char-Broil X200 says the disposable cylinder is sold separately. The Weber Q line lists a lid, a thermometer and a manual. One reviewer priced a Calor or Flo Gas adapter at about £55. That figure is the reviewer’s.
What if the watts, the BTU line and the size do not agree?
Leave both figures as printed. Do not average them into a new number. The Party Grill field says 2,000 kW beside 2,000 W, and 12.6 cm beside a 32 cm bullet. The George Foreman bullets say 7.5 kg and the weight field says 10 kg. The Onlyfire 2-burner area field says 252 square metres against 252 square inches. The Weber Q prints 2.93 kW, 12,000 BTU and 230 W. The O-Grill 500 prints 9,000 W beside 9,000 BTU.
When should I stop and get a professional?
Stop if gas still smells after the cylinder is off, if the hose is cracked or past its date, or if someone is fitting a piped caravan point. BS EN 16436-1 class 1 tubing is only to 200 mbar and it expires. Leak-check with fluid, not a flame. Patio appliances are often marked I3+, about 28–30 mbar butane and 37 mbar propane. Read the plate before a 30 mbar caravan point. Do not cook indoors, in a tent, under an awning, or in a caravan.
Our verdict
Eleven amazon.co.uk listings put the Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV first, and the same listing is the best value. It is about £56.01, with 4.6 from 1,870 reviews, on a CV 470 Plus cartridge that is not in the box. The score is 77 after an eight-point deduction for a 2,000 kW field beside 2,000 W. The next score at or above 60 is the stainless CosmoGrill at about £119.99, with a propane hose named in the box. Skip a model whose valve is unnamed, and do not treat the Onlyfire 2-burner review text as evidence of that ASIN.
Best value
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Campingaz Party Grill 200 CV
About £56.01 is the lowest shelf price among listings that scored at least 60. The next of those is the stainless CosmoGrill at about £119.99.
Editorial
Editor
DIY & tools
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: 16.10.2026
8 sources checked
Guides to tabletop gas BBQs
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Tabletop gas BBQ buying guideFitting, surface, weight and box contents, in that order, with no ranking.Tabletop gas BBQ bestWho the top pick and the best value are for, on stars, review count and price.How to use a tabletop gas BBQConnect, light, cook, shut down and clean once. The shortlist stays on this page.Tabletop gas BBQ balcony rulesBalcony, tent, awning and caravan. Rules and sources, with no balcony grill to buy.Patio gas or cartridgeA refillable patio cylinder against a disposable cartridge. One comparison.
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Sources
Public UK sources from the digest, plus the amazon.co.uk listings for this comparison. Retrieved 16 October 2026.
- GOV.UK fire safety outdoors (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- NHS carbon monoxide poisoning (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- London Fire Brigade fire safety booklet (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- HSE L56, safety in the installation and use of gas systems (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- GOV.UK gas appliances enforcement (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- BSI BS EN 498:2012 scope (retrieved 16.10.2026)
- Calor, which hose and regulator for a gas BBQ (retrieved 16.10.2026)
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