Check out the Bull and Lynx brands. They have good grills for under $2,000.00. For what you want to do I a four or six burner would be enough.

When I built my outdoor kitchen I wanted something priced well but still was good quality. I ended up going with Napoleon Grills. Depending on the size you want, you can keep it under $2k pretty easy, they look nice IMO and they have a great warranty (if I remember it was a limited life time warranty when I got mine.)

I would stay away from their Mirage series though, they are built in china and I don't think carry the same warranty. But don't quote me as its been awhile since I got mine.

http://www.napoleongrills.com/category/products/gourmet-grills/built-in-products/built-in-grills/

Look at a Primo grill they are charcoal but they heat up fast and are also great smokers . Cleanup is a snap these are not your old charcoal grills of the past. With a 20 yr warranty you can't go wrong. I would suggest the XL for small to large groups

Cal Flame... Best Grill ever !

ok so I went to my local BBQ store and found a grill that I think is in my price range and seemed like a quality product.

http://www.deltaheat.com/32-outdoor-gas-grill.shtml

Its $2000 + tax.

The salesman said Delta heat is the economy line of the Twin Eagles brand, but it is still very high quality for the price range.

What do you guys think?

I'm in the market for a BBQ grill for my outdoor kitchen. I was recommended the Delta and AOG as a good price and good quality for the price without having break your budget. Anyone has opinions/experiences to share? @timelinex what did you end up buying? Thanks.

Hi timelinex and paddyk,

Did either of you purchase the Delta Heat? How is it holding up / how do you like it?

so sorry - I didn't see this till today - are you still in need of an answer? we bought Delta Heat DHBQ38RSB. No problems so far.