Is the Staub 3.5 quart braise and grill pan worth it?

It is worth it if you want one enameled cast-iron piece that braises, grills and serves. If you rarely use a lid or already own a Dutch oven, the overlap may not justify the price.

How does it compare to a Staub Dutch oven?

The Dutch oven has taller sides and a domed lid for stews and bread. This pan is shallower, and its lid flips into a grill pan, so it suits searing and one-pan meals more than deep braising.

Is it compatible with induction cooktops?

Yes. The cast-iron body works on gas, electric, induction, halogen and ceramic, and it is oven safe.

How many people does 3.5 quarts serve?

About two to four. It fits a whole chicken or a family-size braise, but it is tight for batch cooking or a crowd.

The braiser base and the reversible grill lid. No seasoning is needed before first use.

When is the price lowest?

Staub cookware tends to drop during fall and holiday sales and around Black Friday. Check the price history before buying outside those windows.

What do buyers say about the Staub 3.5 Quart Braise and Grill Pan in Matte Black?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 32 ratings.

Staub 3.5 Quart Braise and Grill Pan in Matte Black

4.8

Last price we saw

$229.96last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Staub 3.5 Quart Braise and Grill Pan in Matte Black

The Staub 3.5 Quart Braise and Grill Pan is an enameled cast-iron braiser whose lid flips over to work as a grill pan, skillet and serving piece. The matte black enamel needs no seasoning and works on gas, electric, induction, halogen, ceramic and in the oven. At 3.5 quarts it is sized for one-pan meals for two to four people. Staub's braisers typically sell in the $200 to $350 range, so check the latest listed price against that band before buying.

Best forSmall households cooking one-pan meals for two to four