3 Burner Cart Grills

9 authorized brands. Compare fuel type, size and price, then confirm fit and warranty terms before you order.

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Find your fit.

Start with the basics, then compare. Here is what matters when you shop 3 burner cart grills.

Home gas connection

Natural Gas

A good fit for a dedicated grilling spot with a compatible gas supply. Your connection helps determine placement.

Refillable tank

Propane

A practical choice when you do not have a natural gas line. Plan for tank access and refills.

Size

25 inch

Size

26 inch

Size

28 inch

Size

30 inch

Size

32 inch

Size

36 inch

Size

42 inch

Burners

3 burners

Construction

304 Stainless Steel

Configuration

Freestanding Cart

Expert tip

A 3 burner cart grill is a versatile choice for most households, offering enough space for two cooking zones plus the mobility of a rolling cart. Look for models with a rotisserie kit and locking caster wheels for the most flexibility.

Read the full buying guide

A 3 burner cart grill is one of the most popular and versatile choices for backyard cooks, offering enough cooking power for the whole family along with the convenience of a rolling cart. Begin by choosing your size: this collection spans 25 to 42 inch models, so match the cooking area to how many people you typically feed. Next, consider build quality. Every grill here is made from durable 304 stainless steel for excellent corrosion resistance and heat retention, with respected brands like Artisan, Summerset, Bonfire, RCS, and American Made Grills each bringing their own burner designs and BTU outputs. Look at the cart features too, such as locking caster wheels for stability, side shelves for prep space, and storage doors below. Many models include a rotisserie kit or infrared sear burner that expands what you can cook. Fuel is flexible as well: most grills come in natural gas or propane, and several are convertible. Because these are freestanding units, you get full cooking capacity and easy mobility without the construction of a built-in island.