Griddles tested on 100 smash burgers each.

Tested, measured, honest.

Griddle and flat top grill reviews tested by a line cook over 100 smash burgers and full breakfast services.

Latest guides

Fresh guides & picks

View all reviews →
The Best Flat Top Griddle for Camping, Gas Grills, and Small Kitchens cover
flat top griddle

The Best Flat Top Griddle for Camping, Gas Grills, and Small Kitchens

By GriddleHub Editors

A flat top griddle buying guide covering a Blackstone camping griddle, a 20-inch indoor griddle and grill, a cast iron griddle plate for gas grills and stove tops, a ceramic electric griddle, and a 35-piece accessory kit.

Read guide
Flat Top Griddle Gear: What Earns a Spot in Your Setup cover
flat top griddle essentials

Flat Top Griddle Gear: What Earns a Spot in Your Setup

By GriddleHub Editors

A flat top griddle essentials guide covering a single-burner Camp Chef, a wide spatula, an infrared thermometer, and a reversible cast iron griddle pan, plus how to decide which pieces you actually need.

How to Season, Cook On, and Clean an Electric Griddle cover
griddles

How to Season, Cook On, and Clean an Electric Griddle

By GriddleHub Editors

Electric griddle seasoning and cleaning is a habit, not a one-time event. Here is the four-minute routine I run on a countertop plate: preheat slow, oil thin, scrape warm, dry before it cools.

Gas Grill Griddle Tops Compared: Stainless, Cast Iron, and Nonstick cover
griddles & flat top grills

Gas Grill Griddle Tops Compared: Stainless, Cast Iron, and Nonstick

By GriddleHub Editors

Four gas grill griddle tops and a cleaning kit, compared by a flat top cook who cares about heat zones, grease management, and seasoning that survives a season.

Read more
Flat Top Griddle Setup: Grease Traps, Liners, and Gear Worth Owning cover
griddles

Flat Top Griddle Setup: Grease Traps, Liners, and Gear Worth Owning

By GriddleHub Editors

A flat top griddle setup, explained by a cook who has run one for 13 years. The grease trap decides more about your cooks than the BTU number ever will.

Read more
Griddle Starter Kit: 6 Flat Top Essentials Worth Buying cover
flat top griddle essentials

Griddle Starter Kit: 6 Flat Top Essentials Worth Buying

By GriddleHub Editors

A compact flat top plus the tools that do the real work: the flat top griddle essentials for small patios, rental kitchens, and anyone who wants smash burgers without a 36-inch rig.

Read more
Flat Top Griddle Setup Explained: Gas Combos, Electric Pans, and Cast Iron cover
flat top griddle setup

Flat Top Griddle Setup Explained: Gas Combos, Electric Pans, and Cast Iron

By GriddleHub Editors

A flat top griddle setup can mean a propane combo, a countertop electric pan, a cast iron surface you drop onto gear you own, or a press that makes smash burgers possible. Here is how the four options differ and who each one fits.

Read more
How to Build a Two-Zone Griddle Station for Camp and Small Kitchens cover
griddles

How to Build a Two-Zone Griddle Station for Camp and Small Kitchens

By GriddleHub Editors

A double burner griddle setup turns one small cooking surface into a short-order line. Here is how to build the two zones, run the cook, and store it so it lasts.

Read more
Flat Top Griddle Setup: 4 Ways to Build a Better Cook Surface cover
griddles

Flat Top Griddle Setup: 4 Ways to Build a Better Cook Surface

By GriddleHub Editors

A flat top griddle setup for every kind of cook, from a five-burner propane combo to a packable camp griddle, plus the cleaner that keeps the surface alive.

Read more
Gas Griddle Setup: What to Buy First and What Can Wait cover
griddles

Gas Griddle Setup: What to Buy First and What Can Wait

By GriddleHub Editors

A practical gas griddle setup guide from a cook who runs a flat top three nights a week: which pieces earn their space, which ones sit in a drawer, and how to build the whole thing around the surface you already own.

Read more
Flat Top Griddles for the Backyard: Surface Size, Zones, and Hoods cover
flat top griddle

Flat Top Griddles for the Backyard: Surface Size, Zones, and Hoods

By GriddleHub Editors

Choosing a flat top griddle comes down to surface size, burner zones, and whether a hood is included. This guide compares six options, including a 28 inch hooded bundle, a 22 inch model, a cart mounted propane griddle, and a carbon steel griddle set.

Read more