Blackstone On The Go 17" Tabletop Griddle with Hood

Love my griddle. Very easy to use and clean

Used this for Scout camping trip after previous trip using cast iron over the open fire. Nostalgic as cooking on a fire may be, this griddle made cooking eggs, bacon, burgers, dogs, and even cheesesteak a breeze on a table or the back of the truck. You do need to maintain like a cast iron skillet but easier as it is flat.

My wife and I purchased this portable unit as an emergency grill situation preparing for an ice storm this past winter in the case power went out in our apartment complex. Luckily didn't need to use it at the time, but we opened it up today because the weather was beautiful. We grilled some vegetables and two NY Strips and we fell in love. Simple to use and clean. Can't wait to use this during the summer and for every camping trip in the future.

We have a 22" griddle for home. Bought this for an RV. Great for searing and frying outside, to keep the inside cool and splatter-free. Perfect size for 2 people.

Great little grill. Easy to season, cook on and clean up after the cook. Small but big enough for bacon, eggs and hash browns for two or three for breakfast. We have a BGE at home but this is for the camper.

I have had this for about a year now and I absolutely love taking it to work and having my amigos make food while we're working. Hands down best portable grill I've ever owned

This thing doesn't disappoint! We broke ours in camping and we made all sorts of stuff on it! It had trouble in the wind, used a ton of fuel, but still got the job done. Also, don't skimp on the tools! Cleanup is way more annoying without those.

I received the 17" Blackstone 'On The Go' as a gift. It was supposed to be for camping but I use it 2-3 times a week at home. In the future, I'd like to a 3-4 burner, but this works for now.

The 1900 was the perfect size for our truck camper adventure. We travelled 19,500km from Saskatchewan, through Manitoba, Ontario, Montana, Utah, Nevada, California, down Baja California Sur, 5 months in El Sargento, and back to Saskatchewan via the BCS, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, BC, and Alberta. Except for having to add wind guards to keep it lit on low flame, the Blackstone performed flawlessly. It was highly portable, compact, and a highly valued cooking companion.

I've owned this model for 2+ years now and have used it a dozen times. Unfortunately, i have an event this weekend and brought it out to clean and prep prior to our event and the ignition does not work. For a unit that has not been used much , this is extremely frustrating. Unit is housed in its travel bag inside my home 24/7.