Blackstone Patio Pro 36” Cabinet Griddle with Hood

Angi, the one who was paid to put the grill together, still has not showed up. Scheduled twice and no show. Thoroughly disgusted with this. Unable to use this because it is not put together.

Extremely nice product. I opted to get this model instead of the air fryer model. I wanted storage more.

Grill arrived in excellent condition was fairly easy to assemble. This is a 237 lb. very well designed and built grill.

We had the original 36” Blackstone griddle, we bought it years ago & loved it but this is a significant upgrade. The back grease trap is such an improvement over the run off cup our old one had. Love the paper towel holder & trash bag holder & the door for the gas canister. Took me about 6+ hours and i am very handy, so prepare for a battle with your DIY skills. The griddle top is A+ quality, we have cooked burgers & fajitas and bacon so far. All perfect.

My family and I absolutely love our Blackstone! My young daughter named it Black-Jack! It has been a staple for the summer. Everything from chicken, ribs, steak, to our pancake breakfasts. I will say the only negative would be the instructions putting it together.

It's really a great griddle. Putting it together was pretty easy, only issue was the heat plate so you'll need 2 people. After cooking on it for the last week my only issue is the lid is very flimsy. Opening and closing isn't easy and you feel like you'll bend it.

Great product, solid construction, cooks great as advertised. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is there is not a way to level the griddle. This could easily be fixed with either set screws on the griddle top or adjustable casters! Would still recommend!

Let me first start with, we love our Blackstone! If we could rate it incrementally, it would be a 4.8. There are only 2 things that we wish were different. First is the extra heat shield that was added after the fact. It's noted on the box and also on the shield itself, but when your humming along putting the griddle together, especially if you did a little bit over several days, it can (and did) get missed. I know they attempted to get our attention, but something that important deserves a rewrite to the manual. Second, it's not Blackstone's fault, but our patio slopes a tiny bit for rain runoff, so because the grease catcher (which is a feature we like by the way) is in the back, we had to prop it up on a piece of wood to direct the grease to run towards the back. A future design should incorporate a longer stem in the front wheels so that they can be lengthened to accommodate uneven or sloping pavement.

Hood arrived crushed but you are sending a new one.

Put the griddle together and was disappointed with how many hard to Reach areas there were. Spending this kind of money, you want it to be put together well. I feel like I have to be careful moving the grill around. Directions say a Phillips head screwdriver is the only tool needed. I used several other tools. The magnetic door doesn't close. I've adjusted it several times, still won't close