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Hosting a Backyard Barbecue Without Sacrificing Style
A summer cookout in New York, whether on a Brooklyn rooftop, a Queens backyard or a shared terrace, comes down to two things: food that tastes of real smoke and an outfit that survives the evening. Both are easier when you plan ahead.
Choosing a grill or smoker for parties
Gas grills heat up quickly and make temperature easy to control, so they suit hosts who want to cook burgers and vegetables while still mingling. Charcoal kettles take longer to reach heat but give a deeper, smokier flavour and can be set up for indirect cooking. Pellet grills feed wood pellets automatically and hold low temperatures well, which makes them popular for ribs and brisket that need hours of gentle smoke. Offset and drum smokers reward patience and practice, so they are best if you already enjoy tending a fire.
For city spaces, check your building rules and local fire regulations before buying. Many apartment buildings restrict open flames or charcoal on balconies, and electric grills are often the only permitted option.
Practical tips for the host
- Start long cooks early so the main dish is resting, not rushing, when guests arrive.
- Use a reliable meat thermometer rather than guessing doneness.
- Keep raw and cooked food on separate platters and tools.
- Position the smoker downwind of seating so guests are not breathing smoke all evening.
Dressing for an evening by the grill
Smoke, heat and stray sparks are not kind to delicate fabrics. If you are working the grill, keep a simple apron nearby and save fitted pieces for once the cooking is done. Guests can lean into a sleek silhouette: a knee-length bandage dress in a darker shade hides the odd sauce splash and pairs well with block heels or flat sandals that won't sink into a lawn. A light cover-up or knit layer helps as the evening cools.
For more outfit ideas that move from daytime gatherings to night, browse the lookbook, and check the size guide so a close-fitting dress stays comfortable through a long meal.