LMNOCHM Propane Grill and Griddle Combo, 4-Burner

If you want one outdoor cooker for both grilled food and griddle-style meals, this combo covers more ground than a grill with fixed grates. If you prioritize switching between cooking styles, its interchangeable surfaces are the draw, if you prefer a simple grill-only setup, they may be more than you need.

The layout combines two grill grates with a reversible, dual-sided griddle. That gives you room to choose a cooking surface for the meal rather than committing to one format.

Picture grilling on the grates while using the side burner for a sauce or side dish. The independently adjustable burners also let you set different heat levels across the main cooking area, which is useful when one part of dinner needs a stronger sear and another needs gentler heat.

Where it shines

The practical advantage is flexibility. Use the grates when you want the familiar grill approach, then switch to the griddle for foods better suited to a flat surface. The porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates are designed to retain and distribute heat, while the reversible griddle adds another way to cook without needing a separate outdoor appliance.

The main burners provide 40,000 BTU in total, with a 9,000 BTU side burner for smaller tasks. A double-wall stainless steel lid and built-in thermometer support covered cooking and quick temperature checks. These are useful features, though the thermometer only gives you a reading at the lid, the listed information does not specify separate cooking-zone temperature displays.

Quick overview

This is a propane grill and griddle combo with four stainless steel burners, a side burner, two grill grates, and a dual-sided griddle. The combined output is listed as 49,000 BTU. Piezo ignition starts the burners with a press-and-turn action, and each main burner can be adjusted independently.

Cleanup and placement have some practical thought behind them. A sloped grease tray directs drippings to a removable collection cup, while four swivel casters help move the grill around a patio or deck, two casters lock for steadier placement. It is still a substantial multi-surface setup to manage, rather than the more stripped-down choice of a basic grill with no griddle components.

Best use cases

It’s a great fit if you cook varied outdoor meals and want grill and griddle surfaces in one unit, especially when a side burner for sauces or sides would be useful. For example, you could keep food on the grates while tending a pan on the side burner, then use the griddle surface for a different meal.

It may not suit you if you want a no-frills grill and have no plans to use a griddle. The product information also does not give dimensions or cooking-area measurements, so it is difficult to judge how much food fits at once or whether its footprint works for your space.

Buying verdict

Choose this combo if switching between grates and a reversible griddle is a real part of how you cook outdoors, and you’ll use the side burner too. The adjustable burners, lid thermometer, and movable base support a more versatile patio setup. If you mostly grill and want fewer parts to handle, a conventional grill-only design may be the more sensible fit. The missing size details are also worth weighing if your deck or patio has limited room.