Le Griddle 2 Burner Natural Gas (GFE75)

Manufactured from 304 stainless steel and truly built to cook. Our team has been looking for a great griddle surface for years and after looking at a lot of cheap options, like those you’ll find in big box stores, we were ecstatic to find the Le Griddle. The Le Griddle can be ran on either propane or natural gas, and comes with the necessary pieces to convert your griddle. With two 16,000 BTU u-burners you have all the power you need for high heat searing on the griddle surface and total control of both with dual control knobs. There are no other complicated features needed, just a pair of control knobs and ignition button to start cooking.

Speaking of no complications, this unit is designed to be built-in or used on a table-top straight out of the box. So if you buy a Le Griddle and then decide to put in an outdoor kitchen in the future, this same unit will drop it and can be built in alongside your grill and other outdoor kitchen pieces.

Back to the cook system, the burners are fully protected from wind to keep them from being blown out, but in case of very high-winds or other circumstances, there is an automatic shutoff control that will stop the flow of gas if the flame goes out.

But things really start to take off for this unit with its cooking surface. What you see from the top is a solid 304 stainless steel cook top. This surface measures 29” wide by 16” deep, giving you 464 square inches of cooking space. If you’ve ever cooked on a griddle with a stainless steel cooking surface you know that though it’s easy to cook on and clean up, the stainless steel doesn’t move the heat from the burners around the cook top efficiently enough to make it even all across the surface, giving you hot and cold spots.

Le Griddle has a feature that completely changes that. They have fused a cast iron plate to the bottom of the stainless steel cook top which gives you an incredibly even cook top from edge to edge, the only place we’ve found that the temp drops is toward the front of the cooktop where the lip drops down into the grease management tray.