Sizzle-Q SQ180 100% Stainless Steel Universal Griddle

Works perfectly inside my outdoor grill! Heats up fast and cooks evenly. Great for veggies and smaller foods that would normally fall through the grates. Super sturdy and easy to clean and it didn’t rust so far, that was one thing I hated on my other one I had (rust).

I have had this for about 3 days now and have cooked two meals on it. The first night I cooked some asparagus, squash, portabella mushrooms, and zucchini, along with some salmon. Everything came out tender and moist including the salmon which was excellent. Most of the time when I cook salmon on the grill, it comes out good, but on the dry side. Cooking was easy. I started with the veggies first as I had quite a lot of them and I didn't think I had enough cooking surface to cook everything. Once done, I removed them from the griddle and put on the salmon. The recipe from Little Griddle called for about 3-5 minutes a side, but mine took longer. I kind of like my fish a little on the done side so left it on for about 8 minutes a side. It was still very tender and moist. The second meal I cooked was shrimp-fried rice. Again it came out very tasty. I cooked the shrimp first and then removed. I then cooked the veggies, then added the cooked rice and eggs, and then put the shrimp in again. Trying to do something like this in a pan would have used up several pans and would have the left the inside of the house smelling for a couple of days. Because I was cooking outside, no odors inside and no stove splatter cleanup. I plan on using the LG to cook steaks, chicken, pizza, breakfast... Cleanup was easy, but somewhat entailed. Compared to cleaning our gas range, its a breeze. Buying Tip: I am planning on buying another one of these for my son's birthday. If you think you are in the market to buy one but haven't made up your mind, Google griddle recipes and then see what you can make and watch some of the YouTube videos out there by the manufacturers and people who are using one now. It really is a great way to cook. If you do decide to buy one, I think the LG is a good, solid, made in the USA product to get and not that expensive.

I'm using this review to address some questions I had when considering the SQ180. The other reviews are spot on when addressing quality and performance. It's a quality griddle that works well and looks to be built to last. I purchased my SQ180 specifically to use with my Weber Q 2200. The fit is perfect. The SQ180 sits on the grill grates with just a smidgen of space to spare. It is virtually a perfect fit, save for the fact that the lid can't close--so none of the baked alaska types of dishes Little Griddle touts on their website. Also, there's no room to spare on the grill. If you're griddling, you won't be grilling. When using a 16-ounce propane canister, I have to run the Weber on high nonstop while using the griddle, and that brings the griddle only up to acceptable levels of heat. So it's a little wimpy for searing. But it does great with pancakes, sausages, hash browns, or anything else that can cook at temps in the 300-325 range (which is what I estimate I'm getting consistently). I'll update my review with results when using a 20-lb propane tank. The heating is fairly even when used on the grill grates as intended. I tried removing the grates to get the griddle closer to the flame, and it helps a little with heat levels, but results in major hot spots. It works much better sitting on the grates. Overall, the SQ180 is an ideal companion for the Weber Q 2200, as long as you understand its limitations. It gives you plenty of griddle surface to cook up about 8 decent-sized pancakes at a time, or a good-sized mess of hash browns, or whatever else you and 2 or 3 other people like for breakfast on the patio. Also, cleanup is a breeze. Definitely get the scraper and scrubber from Little Griddle. I couldn't find the high-temp scrubbers cheaper anywhere else. Update: Using a 20 lb propane tank doesn't result in higher heat. Please note, however, that this is not a problem with the griddle, but rather with the way the griddle works with the Weber Q2200. Both are excellent products, but there is simply a limitation when it comes to getting the griddle much above 300 degrees using that combination.

I’ve been using this stainless steel griddle on my Weber grill, and it’s truly excellent. The design is smart and fits perfectly, with raised edges that help keep food contained and drain grease efficiently. It delivers even heat across the entire surface—no more hot spots or cold corners—which makes it great for everything from smash burgers to breakfast. Cleanup is a breeze. Stainless steel wipes down easily, and even stuck-on bits come off without much effort. It feels solid, durable, and well-made. If you’re looking to upgrade your grill setup, this griddle is a game-changer. Highly recommended.