LMNOCHM Propane Grill and Griddle Combo, 6-Burner

When one outdoor cookout calls for burgers and the next calls for eggs or seared vegetables, a standard grill can leave you wishing for another surface. This propane grill and griddle combo brings both styles of cooking together, with a side burner for sauces and sides.

Its modular layout gives you two grill grates and a reversible, dual-sided griddle to arrange for the meal at hand. You can focus on grilling, switch to the flat-top surface, or use both approaches across the cooking area.

The payoff is flexibility without setting up a separate griddle. The trade-off is that a basic grill may be simpler if you rarely cook anything beyond standard grilled food.

Best use cases

This setup makes sense for backyard, patio, or deck cooking where a meal might include grilled food alongside items better suited to a flat surface. Picture searing burgers on the grates while cooking onions on the griddle, then using the side burner to warm a sauce. The independently adjustable burners let you set different heat levels for separate tasks rather than treating the entire grill as one zone.

You’ll appreciate it if you want one propane unit for grilling, griddling, and handling a side dish at the same time. It’s not for you if you want the simplest possible grill and have no use for a griddle or an extra burner.

Product specs

The grill has six stainless steel burners rated at 60,000 BTU total, plus a 9,000 BTU side burner, for a stated combined output of 69,000 BTU. A press-and-turn piezo ignition starts the burners, and the controls adjust independently. The cooking setup includes two grill grates and a reversible, dual-sided griddle, the product listing identifies the grates and griddle as cast iron.

A double-wall stainless steel lid is paired with a built-in thermometer, so you can check the cooking temperature without lifting the lid. For cleanup, a sloped grease tray directs drippings into a removable collection cup. Four swivel casters help move the grill, and two lock for steadier placement. On the spec sheet, this is a feature-rich combination, the listing does not provide dimensions, so make sure your outdoor area can accommodate the unit before choosing it.

Where it shines

The strongest reason to choose this combo is the ability to cook different foods in different ways at once. A standalone grill keeps the setup more straightforward, while this model gives you a flat-top option and a side burner for meals with more moving parts. The double-wall lid and cast-iron cooking pieces are intended to support heat retention and even cooking, while the lid thermometer offers a quick temperature reference.

There is a practical trade-off: more cooking surfaces mean more components to arrange and clean than a basic grate-only grill. The removable grease cup helps with drippings, but it doesn’t remove the need to clear grease after cooking. Would that added flexibility earn its place in your routine? It depends on whether you’ll regularly use the griddle and side burner, not just the main grill.

Is it worth it?

This LMNOCHM grill and griddle combo is worth considering if you often cook full outdoor meals and want grilling, flat-top cooking, and a separate burner in one unit. Its independent controls and movable casters also suit cooks who value adjustable heat and the ability to reposition the grill around a patio or deck.

If your usual meal is a few items over the grates, a more basic propane grill avoids paying attention to extra surfaces you may not use. The key decision is how often the reversible griddle and side burner will solve a real cooking need. Choose this combo for variety, skip it if straightforward grilling is all you want.