Short answer: it depends on the model, the size and the options you choose. A compact bar island is at one end, and a full kitchen with a tiki hut or pergola over it is at the other. Most families land somewhere in the middle. Every Paradise Grills price is inquire for price, so we can give you an exact written quote for your patio.
Typical setups by size
Here are the most common setups, from smallest to largest, so you can see where your project fits:
| Setup | Price |
|---|---|
| 8 ft bar island | Inquire for price |
| 7 ft bar with a 5 ft grill island | Inquire for price |
| 8 ft bar with a 4 ft grill island | Inquire for price |
| 8 ft bar with an 8 ft grill island | Inquire for price |
| Kitchen + shade structure | Inquire for price |
| Larger kitchen + shade structure | Inquire for price |
| Resort pool-deck kitchen + shade | Inquire for price |
Showroom floor-model sets are also available from time to time. Inventory changes weekly, so ask us what is on the floor right now. *Restrictions apply.
What changes the price
- Size and shape. A straight 6–8 ft bar island costs less than an L-shaped kitchen with a separate grill island.
- Grill and appliances. Moving from one grill to a grill plus hibachi griddle, cocktail station, fridge, ice maker or wine fridge adds up fast.
- Shade. A Tahiti or Abaco tiki hut, or a St. Barths, Monaco or Mykonos pergola, is the biggest add-on and the biggest upgrade in comfort.
- Finish and extras. LED lighting, a marine stereo, a TV lift, stools, covers.
- Site work. A gas line, a new outdoor outlet or plumbing for a sink is done by your own licensed pros and priced separately.
What is included
Every Paradise Grills island is a welded aluminum frame with Italian Avellero stone countertops and 304 stainless steel grills and appliances. It arrives assembled and plug-and-play, so most installs need no construction permit (local codes and your HOA come first). We include a free* 3D design of your patio and a written quote.* *Restrictions apply.
Prebuilt island vs. a custom masonry build
A custom block-and-stucco kitchen is built on site: design, permits, footing, masonry, countertops, then appliances, often over several weeks. A prebuilt modular island arrives finished, so there is no construction mess, no wait on trades, and you know the price up front. If you move, it can go with you. For the full comparison, read modular vs custom masonry outdoor kitchens.
Bottom line: pick the size and appliances you will really use, add shade if you want to use it in July, and ask what floor models are available. Pricing depends on model, size and options, so ask us for an exact written quote. Financing options available. See store for details *Restrictions Apply.
Want a real number? Send us a photo of your patio and we will send a 3D design and a written quote. Or browse models.
