Propane Gas Grills VS Natural Gas Grills
Gas grills have two fuel choices propane or natural gas. There is no difference
between the two when it comes performance or cooking. The choice between the two
options boils down to availability and price.

Propane also known as LP or liquid propane fuels about 85% of all gas grills.
Propane is available in tanks that are portable and sit either under or right
behind the grill itself. These tanks of propane connect right to the grill with
a device similar to a garden hose. You can buy and also refill these tanks at gas
stations or at a propane dealer. It is always a good idea to keep a spare tank
on hand.

About 10% of the gas grill market is made up of natural gas. Natural gas grills
hook up to your homes gas supply and an outlet needs to be installed near the
grill by your utility company. Natural gas grills will never run out of fuel but
one disadvantage of having a natural gas grill is that they need to remain close
to the connection so you are not able to move them around much. Both options
work well for outdoor grilling its up to you which one you prefer to use.