Best Gas Grills over $8000 for 2023

Read the Full Review of the Kalamazoo K750HS Gas Grill

At well over $34,000USD this is the most expensive gas grill on the market (not counting the four burner version). But more than being a status symbol, the Kalamazoo is a powerful grilling machine. As a true hybrid grill, this model can burn practically any fuel, has an impressive rotisserie system, and has a pair of high-power side burners. Whether as a standalone grill, or part of a full outdoor kitchen, this is the grill to aspire to.

Read the Full Review of the Fire Magic Diamond Echelon 1060s Gas Grill

At nearly ten feet end to end, this grill has it all, and what it doesn’t come standard with, can probably be added on. Four burners can pump out 110,000 BTUs under more than a thousand square inches of primary cooking space. That’s about seven and a half square feet of cooking space. Add into this a supercharged side burner whose two burners can pump out 60,000 BTUs and you have one of the largest, most powerful, and most versatile gas grills on the market. At around $17,000USD depending on configuration, it isn’t cheap, but you actually get your money’s worth with this grill. Fire Magic is a powerhouse in outdoor cooking and has been around for decades. They dominate the high-end grill market with their superior products and one of the largest lines of outdoor kitchen appliances.

Read the Full Review of the Twin Eagles Gas Grill

Looks are a matter of opinion, but in my opinion, the Twin Eagles Gas Grills are the best looking in the world. But appearance is only part of the picture. This four-burner gas grill has power, superior construction, and obsessive attention to detail. Designed by Dante Cantal, the da Vinci of grill design, this gas grill offers exactly what the serious outdoor chef wants, a grill that works beautifully. This is the largest model of this grill, and like the others on the list comes as part of a collection of outdoor kitchen products (all equally impressive in design). This monster of a grill offers 1000 square inches (nearly 7 square feet), making it one of the largest gas grills on the market. Give Twin Eagles a look. You won’t be disappointed.

Read the Full Review of the DCS Series 9 Evolution 48-Inch Gas Grill

If anyone can be credited with creating the high-end outdoor kitchen market it is DCS. Of course, DCS makes more than just a wide range of outdoor kitchen products. They are well known and respected for professional and high-end traditional kitchen equipment. This model, the four-burner 48-Inch gas grill, pumps out 100,000 BTUs under 855 square inches of cast stainless steel cooking grates. Many companies have reproduced and tried to improve on this design, but the original remains one of the best gas grills on the market. Interestingly, at around $10,000USD this model is one of the least expensive grills on this list. DCS is a great choice, though some of its design features are a little odd. One example is the angled cooking grates which drain away grease but allow anything round to roll off the grill.

Read the Full Review of the Alfresco ALXE 56-Inch Gas Grill

Alfresco makes one of the largest lines of outdoor cooking appliances. Building an outdoor kitchen? They have practically everything you need. At around $9,600 this 56-inch gas grill isn’t inexpensive and neither is the rest of the product line, but this company brings decades of experience to the market. In fact, Dale Seiden, the head of Alfresco used to run Lynx. This 82,500 BTU powerhouse packs in all the features imaginable and has one of the best warranties in the industry. I like the built-in double-side burner on this grill that makes this freestanding model a full-featured unit.

Relatively new to the market, the Hestan product line has quickly emerged as a serious competitor. With an innovative design, the nearly $12,000 (depending on configuration) gas grill comes in multiple colors, heavy construction, and a wide range of features. In the standard configuration, this grill comes with four 25,000 BTU burners (any number of which can be swapped for infrared burners). This gives it up to 100,000 BTUs under 774 square inches of primary grilling space. This is a lot of power. Add to it two side burners and an infrared rotisserie burner and this is one hot grill. The cooking grates are thick stainless steel plates. One standout feature of this grill is that the rotisserie burner is top mounted and can be used not only for rotisserie cooking to as a salamander-style broiler.

Like that Kalamazoo at the top of this list, the American Muscle Grill is a hybrid grill. It has powerful gas burners, but will also burn charcoal or hardwood. Built to look something like a 1969 Shelby GT 350 Mustang, this grill is packed with muscle. The five main burners can generate 110,000 BTUs under 720 square inches of stainless steel cooking area. With all this power, on gas alone, it can hit ridiculous temperatures in minutes and is constructed to take the punishment. As a built-in or freestanding grill, this is the epitome of ‘more power’ and like a muscle car, it delivers that. Subtle, this grill isn’t.

The Caliber Crossflame 60-Inch is a monster of a grill. It has 7 feet of primary grilling space and stretches 8 feet end to end. But it is in the features that this grill stands out. This model has two, powerful side burners, a full rotisserie system, and two-level cooking grates that let you do the standard grilling or get down closer to the burners for a more intense sear. The construction quality is excellent and, of course, this grill comes as part of a large range of outdoor cooking products. At around $12,000USD this is also one of the most expensive grills on the market. I mean, you can spend more as this list shows, but you don’t have to.