Product Review · Dutch Ovens · #9 Ranked
Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt
Enameled cast iron Dutch oven, 7-quart · Reviewed by Katie · amazon.com live, Sept 24 2026
Why it scored a 79
The Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt is the cheapest 7-quart pot here at $69.97, down from $79.99, and value scores 88 for that reason. Satisfaction is 92 from 4.6 stars across 2,147 ratings. It lands at #9 of 10 because warranty scores only 55, based on one year of coverage, and the 450°F oven limit keeps features at 72. Quality sits at 74 for mass-market enamel with a shorter track record than Lodge. For $29.03 more, the Cuisinart Chef's Classic 7-Qt is the same size with a lifetime warranty, and the Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt costs just $3.02 more.
What you're getting
- 7-quart enameled cast iron with lid
- Oven-safe to 450°F, per maker Gibson Homewares
- Works on all cooktops, including induction
- Stainless steel lid knob
- Enameled interior, scratch-resistant and easy to clean
- Wide handles for stove-to-table carrying
- 4.6 stars across 2,147 ratings; $69.97, down from $79.99
- Limitation: 450°F oven limit and a short warranty
ViperScore breakdown
At a glance
- 7 qt, 450°F oven-safe
- Induction compatible
- $69.97, cheapest 7-qt here
- Price$69.97
- TierEnameled cast iron Dutch oven, 7-quart
- Category rank#9 of 10
Should you buy the Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt?
The Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt is for a cook who needs 7 quarts for big batches and has about $70 to spend. At $69.97 it ranks #9 of 10 in our Dutch Ovens category. The Cuisinart Chef's Classic 7-Qt adds a lifetime warranty for $99.00. If 6 quarts is enough, the Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt costs $3.02 more, carries a lifetime warranty and scores 87.
Where it earns its score
- Cheapest 7 quarts. At $69.97 it holds a quart more than the Amazon Basics Enameled 6-Qt and Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt for similar money.
- Induction ready. Gibson Homewares lists it as safe on all cooking surfaces, including induction.
- Good ratings. 4.6 stars across 2,147 ratings gives a satisfaction score of 92.
- Easy handling. Wide handles make a full 7-quart pot easier to move from stove to oven to table.
What to know first
- Warranty is the lowest factor at 55. We score it on a one-year warranty; Lodge, Cuisinart and Tramontina all offer lifetime coverage at or near this price.
- 450°F oven limit. That is below the 475°F to 500°F many no-knead bread recipes call for.
- Check the variant. The Gatwick is sold in several colors and knob finishes under separate listings, so confirm the color before checkout.
Our verdict
The Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt scores 79, a Fair Buy, on Value (88) and Satisfaction (92), held back by warranty (55) and a 450°F oven limit. Buy it if you need 7 quarts under $70. Otherwise the Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt (87) is the better pot for $3.02 more, with a lifetime warranty.
Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt
Questions buyers ask
Is the Martha Stewart Gatwick Dutch oven induction compatible?
Yes. Gibson Homewares lists it as safe on all cooking surfaces, including induction.
How hot can the Martha Stewart Dutch oven go?
Up to 450°F in the oven, per the maker.
Is Martha Stewart enameled cast iron good quality?
The Gatwick rates 4.6 stars across 2,147 ratings. It scores 79 in our rubric, held back mostly by a short warranty and the 450°F limit.
Ready to check it out?
Martha Stewart Gatwick 7-Qt · ViperScore 79 · Fair Buy · $69.97
How the other 9 dutch ovens scored
89Le Creuset Signature 7.25-Qt
87Lodge Essential Enamel 6-Qt
86Staub Round Cocotte 7-Qt
84Cuisinart Chef's Classic 7-Qt
84Lodge 5-Qt Double Dutch Oven
83Tramontina Bestow 5.5-Qt
80Amazon Basics Enameled 6-Qt
80Made In Dutch Oven 5.5-Qt
79Great Jones Dutchess 6.75-Qt
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