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BBQs

Our BBQ collection covers every way you might want to cook outdoors — charcoal grills built for real smoky flavour, flat top plancha grills for everything from steak to seafood, and pellet smokers for hardwood smoke without the hassle. Browse by type below, or read on to find the right fit for how you actually cook.

Charcoal, flat top, or pellet smoker?

A charcoal BBQ gives you the real, smoky flavour most people picture when they think "barbecue" — it takes a bit more attention to light and manage, but the results are hard to beat. A flat top grill, or plancha, swaps the open flame for a hot, even cooking surface — brilliant for searing steak, cooking seafood, or frying vegetables without anything falling through a grate. A pellet smoker takes a different approach entirely: load the hopper, set your temperature, and it manages the fire for you, feeding wood pellets automatically to maintain steady heat and real hardwood smoke for hours without you having to tend it.

Charcoal BBQs built to last

Our Charcoal BBQs range includes the Blok Naka Table Grill and Naka Wide Table Grill, both built from genuinely heavy-duty materials with a choice of Patina, Black, Corten Steel or Stainless Steel finishes, alongside the BBQube Grill & Heater range, which combines charcoal cooking with built-in warmth — some models even include their own log store, so fuel is always close to hand.

Flat top grills and dual-purpose fire pits

If you want a hot, even cooking surface rather than an open flame, our Flat Top Grills range is built around plancha cooking. The BonFeu BonBiza range deserves a special mention here — these aren't just grills, they're genuine fire pit and plancha combinations, so you get the open-flame ambience of a fire pit alongside a proper cooking surface, all in one product. We also stock the Clementi Colorado, a flat top grill and firepit from the same Italian craftsmanship behind Clementi's pizza ovens.

Pellet smokers for authentic hardwood flavour

Our Pellet Smokers range is built entirely around Green Mountain Grills, known for genuinely hands-off smoking — load the hopper, set the temperature, and the grill maintains it automatically while circulating real hardwood smoke through the cooking chamber. The kind of low-and-slow results that used to take years of practice, made considerably more accessible.

Looking for something completely different? Our Tandoor Ovens bring clay-fired cooking to the garden — the same method used in Indian restaurants for centuries, now available for home and outdoor use.

BBQ FAQ

Do pellet smokers need electricity?

Yes — Green Mountain Grills pellet smokers use an electric auger and controller to feed pellets and regulate temperature automatically, so they need a power source nearby, unlike a basic charcoal BBQ. The smoke flavour itself still comes entirely from burning real wood pellets, not electricity.

What's the difference between a charcoal BBQ and a pellet smoker?

A charcoal BBQ burns charcoal directly under or near your food, giving you direct heat and classic smoky flavour, but it needs hands-on management throughout cooking. A pellet smoker burns wood pellets in a separate hopper, feeding them automatically to maintain a set temperature for hours, producing authentic hardwood smoke with far less manual attention — better suited to slow, low-temperature cooking like brisket or pulled pork.

What can I cook on a flat top grill that I can't on a regular BBQ?

A flat top grill's solid surface is ideal for foods that would fall through a normal BBQ grate — smaller vegetables, shellfish, eggs, pancakes, and thinly sliced ingredients like stir-fry style cooking. You also get more even heat distribution across the whole surface, which suits delicate items like fish that can otherwise stick or break apart on an open grate.

Can a BonFeu BonBiza be used as both a fire pit and a grill?

Yes — the BonBiza range is built specifically as a dual-purpose product, working as a genuine fire pit for warmth and ambience, with a plancha grill surface for cooking. It's a good option if you want one product that handles both jobs rather than buying a separate fire pit and grill.