Combo units blend classic grill grates with a flat‑top griddle, so you can sear steaks and flip smash burgers on one setup. Common features you’ll see here include:

• Multiple burners: 2–6 burners with individual controls for heat zones (e.g., around 30,000–54,000+ BTUs).
• Cooking space: From compact tabletops to larger carts with 470–700+ sq in total area.
• Versatile add‑ons: Side burners, warming racks, and some models with hoods or dual lids.
• Durable surfaces: Porcelain‑enameled or cast‑iron grates and griddle tops.
• Portable designs: Folding legs, wheels, or tabletop formats for patios, camping, and tailgates.

Always check the product specs to confirm exact features and dimensions.

You can browse combos in our Patio & Garden department, under Outdoor Cooking. On Walmart.com, open the grill‑griddle combo category and use filters to narrow your search. Helpful filters often include:

• Fuel type: Propane only or dual fuel (gas + charcoal).
• Burner count & BTUs: Choose the power and control level you prefer.
• Cooking area: Look for square inches to match your crowd size.
• Portability: Tabletop, folding legs, or cart style.
• Pick Up & Delivery: Check availability for your ZIP code.

Product pages list dimensions, materials, and features so you can compare before you buy.

These combos give you two cooking styles in one. The grill side uses grates for marks and airflow, while the griddle side is a flat surface that’s great for smash burgers, veggies, or breakfast items. Many models have separate burners so you can create different heat zones.

• Preheat both sides according to the manual and food type.
• Use the griddle lightly oiled to help with release and browning.
• Cook simultaneously: Sear proteins on the grates, do sides on the griddle.
• Safety first: Use outdoors, manage grease trays, and let parts cool before moving or cleaning.

Always follow your unit’s instructions for best results.

On Walmart.com, open the grill‑griddle combo category, then use the filters to narrow your results. On desktop, filters usually appear on the left; on mobile, tap the filter icon. You can filter by:

• Brand (availability varies by location).
• Fuel type, burner count, and features like side burners or hoods.
• Pickup or delivery to see what’s in your area.

When comparing brands, it can help to focus on specs such as cooking space (sq in), BTUs, materials (cast iron or porcelain‑enameled surfaces), portability, and warranty details listed on each product page.

Match the grill‑griddle combo to your space and crowd size. Consider:

• Cooking area: Compact tabletops and 2–3 burner units are handy for camping or smaller patios. For families or frequent entertaining, mid to large carts often list around 470–700+ sq in.
• Power: You’ll see a range from about 30,000 to 54,000+ BTUs. More burners offer finer heat control across zones.
• Footprint & storage: Check overall dimensions, lids/hoods, and whether legs fold.
• Features: Side burners, built‑in thermometers, and dual‑fuel options can add versatility.

BTUs are one factor; cooking space, burner layout, and materials also influence performance. Compare product specs to your cooking style.