Costco Shoppers Highlight 11 New Grills They Consider Strong Investments

As summer cooking moves outdoors, Costco members are finding a wide selection of new grills at prices they say are difficult to match elsewhere. From compact indoor units to expansive stone islands, the warehouse retailer is offering models across multiple fuel types and sizes, many of them backed by strong customer feedback. Below is an overview of 11 recently introduced options, with specifications, current pricing and the main points consumers are noting in their reviews.

Weber Genesis C-335E Gas Grill – $999.99

The Weber Genesis C-335E leads the list as a favored mid-range gas model. Priced at $999.99, it is part of the Costco Direct program, which applies an immediate $100 to $400 discount when two or more qualifying items are purchased. Shoppers report straightforward assembly requiring two people and around 90 minutes. Once connected, the grill preheats evenly to maximum temperature, offers storage beneath the cook box and includes a designated area for extra racks and tools. Several long-time Weber users characterize performance as consistent with the brand’s historical reputation.

Weber Genesis C-435S Gas Grill – $1,329.99

For buyers seeking additional cooking space, the Genesis C-435S lists for $1,329.99. Costco’s delivery teams assemble this model before drop-off, according to reviewers. Users highlight the dedicated sear zone, improved controls compared with earlier generations and overall build quality. Many comment that the unit replaces older equipment and incorporates two decades of design advancements.

Blackstone 36″ Omnivore Griddle with Hinged Hood – $499.99

Flat-top enthusiasts point to the 36-inch Blackstone Omnivore Griddle, offered at $499.99. The hinged hood, described as essential for heat retention, draws positive remarks, as does the size, which balances cooking surface with patio footprint. Assembly is rated manageable, though two steps benefit from an extra set of hands. Owners emphasize the griddle’s versatility for breakfast foods, stir-fries and smash burgers.

SPIRE 550X Six-Burner Gas Grill – $589.99

Costco lists the SPIRE 550X at $589.99, positioning it as a large-capacity option for families. Reviews note an uncomplicated setup process and plentiful cooking space suited to households of seven or more. First-time gas grill users transitioning from charcoal highlight even heating and ease of ignition as immediate benefits.

Kirkland Signature Stone Island 12-Burner Gas Grill – $3,999.99

The most extensive unit in the current lineup, the Kirkland Signature Stone Island, carries a $3,999.99 price tag. The configuration combines 12 burners, a griddle surface and an infrared zone for searing. Soft-close drawers, ceramic-coated griddle components and LED-illuminated knobs add convenience features. Delivery arrives in two large sections, reducing on-site assembly to roughly 30 minutes, according to purchasers who consider the package competitive with custom outdoor kitchen installations.

Traeger Ridgeline XL Pellet Grill – $899.99 (through June 1)

The Ridgeline XL is discounted by $100, bringing the price to $899.99 until June 1. Customers cite rapid ignition, stable temperature control and a robust, high-quality weather cover. Some reviewers indicate they replaced costlier pellet models that experienced flame-out issues, finding the Ridgeline XL more reliable for low-and-slow smoking.

Ninja FlexFlame Outdoor Cooking System – $1,249.99

Ninja’s FlexFlame system merges gas grilling, pellet smoking, griddling and pizza baking in one chassis. Priced at $1,249.99, it ships with a pre-seasoned griddle and a pizza stone. Three burners run horizontally, allowing left-to-right heat zoning. Users report success cooking pork chops, onions and asparagus simultaneously, though some note initial sticker shock before concluding the unit replaces several single-purpose appliances.

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Nordic Ware Deluxe Kettle Smoker – $49.99 (through June 3)

For indoor applications, the Nordic Ware Deluxe Kettle Smoker is reduced by $30 to $49.99 until June 3. Owners appreciate shortened cook times and moist results but recommend finishing dishes in an oven, air fryer or outdoor grill to achieve additional char. Compact design and included woodchip varieties make the product attractive to apartment dwellers.

Cuisinart 5-in-1 Digital Griddler – $119.99

The newest version of Cuisinart’s countertop Griddler lists at $119.99. Updates replace mechanical knobs with a digital interface, a change reviewers say improves durability because printed temperature markings no longer fade. Removable non-stick plates facilitate daily cleaning, and households report frequent use for paninis, steaks and breakfast foods.

Broil King Regal S 690 Pro IR Gas Grill – $2,699.00

At $2,699, the Broil King Regal S 690 Pro IR offers dual cooking chambers and infrared technology for high-temperature searing. Consumers with experience using other premium brands, including Weber’s Summit line, describe the Broil King as delivering comparable or superior results, particularly when smoke flavor is desired.

Solo Stove S’mores Fire Bowl Set – $58.99

Completing the list is the $58.99 Solo Stove S’mores Fire Bowl, intended for tabletop dessert preparation. Buyers mention a steady, crackling flame with minimal smoke or odor. The package includes roasting sticks and a serving tray, and replacement handling appears straightforward when shipping damage occurs.

The broad range reflects Costco’s strategy of covering nearly every grilling scenario, from small indoor solutions to multi-component islands. Shoppers repeatedly cite price, bundled accessories and simplified assembly or delivery as decisive factors. The emphasis on user-friendly features aligns with broader industry trends identified by Consumer Reports, which notes that convenience and versatility are now primary drivers in outdoor cooking purchases.