Pit Boss Ultimate 30" 3 -Burner Gas Griddle

I have used this four times and I haven't even had it a week. I absolutely love it. Food just slides right off of it. Cleaning it takes no time at all and I use way less oil than I did on my Blackstone. I really only use oil and butter for eggs, chicken, and veggies on it. Smash burgers got an awesome crust on them. Only complaint isn't even the griddle itself, it's the shipping because it arrived with the bottom shelf dented and slightly creased but I was able to force it into shape when I put it together. IDK what FedEx did to the package but it was ripped in half 2/3 of the way around and taped back together but everything works fine and all parts are there so I decided just to keep it and not complain. It is well packaged but just looks like they absolutely abused it along the way.

Love my griddle so easy to use that's what we cook on all the time

I always had a Blackstone, and I wanted something to downsize and be easier to maintain and clean and this is an awesome product. I cooked filet mignon on it last night and the crust was unbelievable, and the cleanup was simple, easy and fast highly recommend it.

Well built. Easy to handle and easy to clean. Able to take on the go. Easy set up and cart rolls freely. Cart doesn't breakdown for storage but heavy duty and nice big wheels. Cooking surface go size for 2-4 people meals. Excellent for outdoor cooking and social gatherings.

Just got the 3-burner lift off griddle and have only used it maybe three times but all three have been easy and it worked just fine. The griddle seems to take a little longer to cook than my old worn out grill but then again it doesn't burn everything. I love the versatility of the griddle, I can see me using this much more than the grill.

I got the 4 burner Ultimate griddle a month ago. Because of the (much needed) rain I used it in the garage the first couple of times, but finally got to cook outside this week. I watched dozens of griddle videos before I wisely selected this griddle with the non-stick ceramic surface. It works just like my new ceramic non-stick pots and pans. While it's not completely non-stick, it is WAY better than my plain iron or steel pans. Much less oil is needed and cleanup is a snap. I've made 4 meals so far, each one better than the previous. Yesterday I made one of the best steaks ever. Great sear. Grilled prawns that made my wife fall in love with me all over again. Grilled veggies and potatoes. Toasted buns. Yummy. The engineering and build quality are impressive. Most of the parts are powder coated, even the screws. I assembled it in less than 2 hours all by myself, which was foolish of me because this thing is quite heavy as well as being heavy-duty. The design is brilliant. The lid is well balanced and rests on rubber bumpers when open or closed. The corners of the cooking surface are rounded which makes for easy cleaning. The trash bag holder is a little light weight but it works and it's nice to have a handy place for wrappers, scraps and used paper towels. I'm using non-metallic tools and still looking for the best ones to use. My initial tool set is already starting to warp so I'm going to try silicone coated stainless next. A wooden spatula worked well for cleaning up a little bit of stuck on food, and a silicone coated bowl scraper does most of the cleanup like a squeegee. Just like in the videos. As a newcomer to flat-top cooking I really appreciate how user friendly my PitBoss is. It works just like I hoped it would, and that's saying a lot.

Love the griddle, had it for a year now and I use it often but this last time I used it, the handle came off, other than that it's been solid. Easy to clean and maintain.

I have a four burner griddle. I clean it like it a car. It's covered all the time and under a porch. The shelves on the side could be redesigned. The paint is fade . The ceramic top is good but the feet have rust prints rusting through the top. The grease pan is rusted and I use a foil pan inside the grease pan.

The concept of the liftoff is cool and we've taking it camping a couple times. It is very heavy to move and bulky so moving with only one person is difficult. I was stoked about the ceramic option as its suppose to be "rust proof" and that was not the case. The ceramic coating didnt last two years and the rust has set in. I would avoid this product and look elsewhere.

Disclaimer: I have a Pit Boss Pellet Smoker and now this Pit Boss Ultimate Griddle. The powdercoating/painting of this Ultimate Griddle was done extremely poor. Despite being under the Pit Boss cover, the powdercoating on the shelves began bubbling within 2 months of ownership. After 5 months the powdercoating had completely released and underneath with a rusty shelf. I was told that Pit Boss's warranty does not cover any form of rust no matter how in short of term it is demonstrated because it does not effect the functionality of the unit. With that said, my Pit Boss smoker sitting inches away from the griddle and 3 years older doesn't have a spot of rust or bubbling powdercoat on it. Other issues include poor heat dispersion, the ceramic coating on the cooking plate has just as many cons as pros, it is easy to clean assuming you don't heat the plate anywhere above 350°F which obviously defeats the purpose of the griddle. Once something does stick despite it being a non stuck surface, it will take ten times longer to get it cleaned up. Overall, it should just be a way better product for the money.