Cuisinart 360° Griddle Outdoor Cooking Center, 22” Round Flat Top Grill with Stainless Steel Vented Lid, Folding Prep Table, 30,000 BTU Burners, Grease Management, Gas Grill Perfect for BBQ, Cookouts
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Style: 360° Griddle Cooking Center
Size: 360° Griddle Cooking Center, 22"
Features
- DUAL HEAT CONTROL: Two burners provide 30,000 BTUs that offer adjustable cooking zones for precision grilling with this outdoor griddle.
- MULTIFUNCTION COOKING: Grill, steam, roast, bake, and smoke with the stainless steel vented lid. You can melt cheese, steam vegetables or even smoke salmon!
- 360 GREASE MANAGEMENT: A full-circle grease pan directs drippings to a rear grease cup for easy cleanup.
- PREP STATION: Folding side table with an integrated paper towel holder keeps essentials within reach.
- EASY SETUP: Outdoor griddle assembles in 30 minutes or less so you can start cooking right away!
Description
The Cuisinart 360° Griddle Outdoor Cooking Center is the ultimate all-in-one outdoor cooking station, delivering 30,000 BTUs of power across a 22-inch round carbon steel cooking surface. Whether you're making breakfast, lunch, or dinner, this flat top griddle lets you grill, steam, roast, bake, and smoke with ease. Cook all your favorite meals including steak, fried rice, fajitas or pancakes, the options are limitless. The stainless steel vented lid adds cooking versatility, while the 360° grease management system ensures hassle- free cleanup. With dual heat zones, a folding prep table, and quick assembly, this outdoor griddle grill is designed for effortless cooking at any BBQ, cookout, or tailgate.
Brand: Cuisinart
Product Dimensions: 40"D x 22"W x 44"H
Special Feature: 360° Grease Management System, Dual Heat Control, Folding Side Table
Color: 360° Griddle Cooking Center, 22"
Fuel Type: Gas
Brand: Cuisinart
Product Dimensions: 40"D x 22"W x 44"H
Special Feature: 360° Grease Management System, Dual Heat Control, Folding Side Table
Color: 360° Griddle Cooking Center, 22"
Fuel Type: Gas
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor
Finish Type: Brushed
Included Components: 360° Griddle Cooking Center
Assembly Required: Yes
Material: Stainless Steel
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 60 Pounds
Model Name: 360° Griddle Outdoor Cooking Station
Frame Material: Stainless Steel
Installation Type: Free Standing
Wattage: 53 watts
Main Burner Count: 2
Cooking Surface Area: 380 Square Inches
Heating Elements: 2
Global Trade Identification Number: 99
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Grill Configuration: Dual Burner
Cooking System: Griddle
Manufacturer: Cuisinart
UPC: 817096014534 817096016033 068459310286 817096015999
Item Weight: 60 pounds
Item model number: CGG-888
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Style: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Station
Size: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Center, 30"
Love this griddle! Cook top works great, makes great smash burgers, breakfast, fried rice, and many more wonderful foods! Once seasoned it’s so easy to use, and cleanup is a breeze!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025 by Jeanna
Style: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Station
Size: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Center, 30"
Every outdoor cooking appliance is a trade off between functionality and price. If money is not a concern, then the EVO griddle for $5,000 is the best for a 30" diameter round. If price is a concern, then get the Cuisinart 360 XL. Both provide over 705 sq. inches of cooking space. 1. High heat output of 50,000 BTU similar to the EVO, but the 360 XL has three separate burners running vertically. Left/Right single burners and center in a "U" shape. The EVO has two concentric round burners which makes heat control easier; however, the 360 XL can be managed knowing you will have some hot/cold spots. Wind shielding isn't the greatest, but isn't bad and you can rotate it if you have straight line winds. 2. The round steel griddle is heavy, but not very heavy. It could have been beefier, but that would require the rest of the frame to be sturdier. 3. Grease management is excellent with the all round drip tray that drains into the grease cup. If food falls into it, just pick it up and put back on the griddle. 4. Made in China and made cheaply. Don't leave it out in the rain, it will rust, and will rust if you don't keep it clean. The control knobs are made of plastic, which will break if you frequently turn them hard. Amazon shipping is also an issue, often times these grills will get beaten up in shipping. It may be worth paying $20 for inside delivery so you can inspect the package or refuse delivery. At the price point of $440 after tax, it is a better product than the standard Blackstone griddle. If the price was $500 or higher, then I would look into a better standard rectangular griddle between $500-$900 that could attain the similar heat per sq. inch. I expect to use this griddle for 3-4 years, then it will likely break down, but by then I'm sure other companies will have more price competitive round griddles.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023 by RG
Style: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Station
Size: 360° XL Griddle Cooking Center, 30"
I’ve had this griddle now for over a year and feel good about finally writing a review. The wife gave me an ultimatum between my grill and getting this griddle. If you are trying to decide between a grill and griddle, absolutely get a griddle. I don’t miss my grill one bit. The griddle can do everything a grill can plus more. The reason I went with this griddle and not a Blackstone is because of the reviews. Blackstone seemed to get damaged in transport easily which means it’s made of thin cheap steel. The XL is a solid unit and I’ll never have to worry about quality issues. As far as the usability of the XL, the flat top is big and distributes heat very well. Like all griddles, it takes time to learn the hot spots, but I picked it up pretty quick. I do not use the side tables and utensil holder because I do not have enough porch space. Which I’m perfectly fine with. I don’t have to worry about putting the side tables down each time I put the cover back on. As a bonus, the griddle cover hook fits nicely on one of the side tables (see picture). I recommend buying a prep table from Keter or something to store all of your utensils and food prep. You won’t regret it. My only gripe is clean up after cooking. Obviously you want to take care of your investment which means cleaning and seasoning after each cook. With the 360 drip catcher, it makes clean up a little bit of a pain. If you let the grease sit too long after a cook, it can really get nasty, so make sure you have plenty of paper towels handy.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Jason Jason
Style: 360° Griddle Cooking Center
Size: 360° Griddle Cooking Center, 22"
I love outdoor cooking, and I likely have many more options than I will ever reasonably need to that end, but I've wanted a griddle to round out my choices for a while now anyway. We were at a friend's house who did smash burgers on his Blackstone and my son just raved about them, so with some persuading I got clearance to litter up my patio with one more cooking toy. I would have probably gone with the Blackstone or another Camp Chef to match my pellet smoker, except I'm already at something of a premium for space. I'd love the Evo, but let's be honest, $5k for a griddle would probably have been the last purchase I ever made. There aren't a lot of reviews or detail to be found online about the Cuisinart 360, so it was a little bit of a leap of faith, but so far I'm pretty pleased, with a couple of asterisks. I was originally going to get the 30", because I almost always convince myself that more is better. I talked myself down, and I'm probably glad I did. In reality I won't frequently be called upon to cook for more than 6-8 people and the surface of this is ample for that, though probably a bit crowded if I were to have 8 patties and 8 buns all going at the same time. For 95% of my cooking, this is plenty. And I imagine the footprint is significantly larger, and three burners of the larger griddle probably go through a lot more propane. This may assemble in 30 minutes with two people. I don't know, I did it myself and it can be done, but it probably took closer to an hour. I strongly suggest not tightening anything down until you've got everything in place, even screws that seem like they won't come into play later. It's fairly wobbly while you assemble, but you'll appreciate the extra wiggle room, particularly when you're trying to get the top of it attached to the legs. I had to loosen screws a couple of times I never would have guessed would have made any difference later. Trust me on this, don't tighten anything all the way until you've got the last screw in. Once you've got it assembled, tighten everything down and it's pretty sturdy. One complaint I have is that the locking casters don't lock very well and it still rolls without a lot of exertion. I may replace the casters at some point, but I haven't looked into how much of a project that is yet. Contrary to many reviews I've seen, there were no warps, bends, dents, dings, etc, on the lid or the drip ring in particular. It all looks to be good quality. I scratched one of the legs dropping it when I was taking it out of the box, but only have myself to blame. The cooking surface is not pre-seasoned and you will definitely want to do that before your first cook. I suggest taking the time to do it right instead of getting in a big hurry to use it. All told, it took me probably 2 hours and half a tank of propane before I was satisfied with the seasoning. I used avocado oil, and patience. After that, this is a good cooking surface, and at least as easy to use as my antique Griswold cast iron pans. There are some hot and cold spots on the surface, but they're not dramatic and it doesn't take a lot of use to figure out where they are. Nothing that is going to be too frustrating. And mine had a couple of small scratches/grooves in it from production, one of them about 3/4 inch long. Looking at other pictures, this doesn't seem uncommon, but they're not significant or deep enough to make it problematic, it's primarily cosmetic, if that bothers you. I just turned the larger scratch toward the back. This isn't the $5k Evo, so I'm a little more forgiving here than I would be with that. The infinity edge of the round grill takes some getting used to, and not having a raised edge to stop food from rolling over the side does have its issues. I would recommend two decent turners, or at the very least a turner and a bench scraper (which is handy to clean the surface, so I'd suggest a bench scraper anyway) to help corral food. Remember to clean the cooking surface well after you cook (a bottle of water to steam off hard cooked gunk is helpful) and put a layer of oil on it before you're done, unless you want to have to season it every time you use it. I know this is billed as more than just a griddle, and I guess if it's the only cooking source you have you could get more creative than that, but I don't see it taking the place of a grill or the smoker so much as I see it as an option for things those can't do. The lid is an okay touch for things like trapping heat or melting cheese (though it's really not a melting dome, per se), but it is definitely not enough weather protection on its own. If you don't have an awning, even the morning dew is definitely going to get onto your cooking surface. I'd strongly recommend a cover for storage, even if you do keep it under an awning. So far I've cooked bacon, eggs, pancakes, smash burgers, patty melts, and a hot turkey and swiss on rye, so I'm still just getting to know the griddle, but I'm happy with my purchase so far. Honestly if space were no constraint, I likely would have gone for a rectangular setup, and I probably still would. This is a more than decent compromise, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by MP MP