by Jonathan Baker - 319 Reviews - 185 List
There's nothing like cooking out in the good weather. From buying your meat at a classic butcher shop to new-school gourmet-to-go ... we have you covered for all things grill-tastic this summer.
Updated: May 19, 2008
From the classic Weber to one of those giant stainless steel things, find a grill to fit any occasion and price range.
Bail on the corporate hounds and pick up a Weber from this Virginia Highland shop.
Hit up widly-popular Big Green Egg at their headquarters in Gwinnett County.
Target boasts a cute and colorful line of summer barbecue, pool, and picnic accessories called "Whim" by Cynthia Rowley.
This meat comes like meat is supposed to--in butcher paper.
If you can't find what you need at Whole Foods or Publix, scope out the scene at these 10 stores and add some local flavor to your grilling experience.
Ice cream can get a bit messy in the warm months, so snag one of the high-end seasonal loafs and use it as dessert.
Grab tasty hummus, chicken salad or empandas ... and of course some of their cupcakes for dessert.
For those picnic-ers who also drive really nice cars and live in the Prado, this is for you.
Wine is perfectly tote-able, and cookouts are just better with booze.
High end cheeses and other gourmet goodies simplify things for those who doesn't want a lot of prep time.
Get gourmet-to-go meals, sides and sandwiches to take a little stress of the cooking end.
Pick up a local or tough-to-find brew at a reasonable price.
Find everything you need, without having to lift a finger at these primo barbecue joints.
Dekalb locale has a mean way of smokin' their 'cue. Get the wings (yes, wings) and thank us later.
North Carolina style barbecue rules here. Chopped pork delivers a vinager-y zest, and the brunswick stew is not to miss.
