BBQs

Backyard cooking season is always just around the corner. Whether you're replacing a tired old grill or building out a full outdoor kitchen for summer entertaining, Betta has BBQs to suit every space and every budget. Shop gas, charcoal, electric and portable BBQs from trusted brands including BeefEater and Artusi.
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Explore Betta's Range of BBQs and Outdoor Cooking 

Ready to fire things up? Find compact portable grills ready for your next camping trip to full-size freestanding BBQ models for your patio. Betta has the right BBQ model for your needs. Head in-store for a hands-on look or browse the complete BBQ range online today. 

 

Types of BBQs 

Gas BBQs: 

The most popular choice for Australian backyards. Gas BBQs are quick to heat up, easy to control and come in 2 to 6-burner configurations to suit different cooking styles and entertaining needs. 

 

Charcoal BBQs: 

For those passionate home cooks and foodies who want that authentic smoky flavour, a charcoal BBQ delivers results that gas BBQs cannot replicate. A great choice for low-and-slow cooks or relaxed weekend grilling sessions. 

 

Electric BBQs: 

A smart pick for apartments, balconies and covered areas where gas is not permitted. Electric BBQs are simple to plug in and cook without a direct gas connection. Plus, they come with handy features like temperature control or a meat probe if you want precision over guesswork.  

 

Portable BBQs & Small BBQs: 

Compact portable BBQs are ideal for camping, parks and smaller outdoor spaces. Easy to pack, quick to set up and full of cooking performance despite their size. Our portable BBQs and small BBQs are the perfect outdoor cooking appliance for on the go. 

 

Built-In BBQs & Inbuilt BBQs: 

Designed to be installed into an outdoor kitchen benchtop, built-in BBQs (otherwise known as inbuilt BBQs) give your outdoor space a seamless and polished finish. They're the perfect centrepiece to any outdoor space or alfresco area whether you're renovating, refreshing or extending your decking. BeefEater offers a strong range of built-in BBQ models across multiple burner configurations. 

 

Key BBQ Features to Consider 

There are many types of BBQs to consider, so it's important to narrow down the key functions and features to find a BBQ well suited to your cooking style and space: 

 

  • Burners: Two-burner BBQs suit small households while four-burner BBQs or more are better for larger families or regular weekend entertaining. 
  • Fuel type: Gas BBQs offer fast and convenient results, while charcoal BBQs deliver smoky flavour and electric BBQs suit areas where gas is restricted. 
  • Hood: A hooded BBQ lets you roast and smoke, which adds real depth to the flavours you cook. Look for a built-in BBQ thermometer if you want tighter temperature control. 
  • Cooking area: More surface area means more flexibility to cook multiple foods at different temperatures at once. 
  • Grills and plates: Cast iron and enamel-coated grills for BBQs hold heat well and are easier to clean, while a mix of grill and flat plate gives you more to work with. 

 

The Benefits of Buying A BBQ from Betta 

Shop the full range of outdoor BBQs at Betta online or visit your local store to see it in person. Flexible payment options make it easy to purchase a BBQ and free metro delivery on eligible items means your BBQ can be at your door without the extra cost.  

 

Join Club Betta for the latest deals on great BBQs and other outdoor cooking appliances. While you tackle your alfresco area, make sure to also discover our selection of outdoor furniture, pizza ovens, outdoor rangehoods and outdoor heating to complete your space.  

Frequently asked questions
What is the best BBQ to buy in Australia?

For most backyards, a 4-burner gas BBQ from BeefEater is a reliable choice. For apartments, an electric BBQ is the practical option. For flavour-first cooks, charcoal BBQs are hard to beaton smoky depth and crisp finish.
Gas vs charcoal: which is better?

Gas is faster and easier to manage. Charcoal takes longer but delivers a smokier, more complex flavour. The right choice depends on how often you cook and the results you're after.
Can I use a BBQ on my apartment balcony?

Gas and charcoal BBQs are generally notpermitted on apartment balconies due to fire safety regulations. An electric BBQ is the safest option. Always check your building rules before cooking outdoors.
How do I clean a BBQ?

Run the BBQ on high with the lid closed for 10 minutes after each cook, then brush the plates and scrape off the residue while they are still warm. Empty the drip tray regularly and do a deeper clean of the burners a couple of times a year.
Do I need a BBQ cover?

A cover is worth having if your BBQ lives outside, since it keeps moisture and UV off the hood and cart. It will not replace a proper cleaning, but it does slow down rust and fading.

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