Is the grill and griddle combo worth it over buying two units?

It saves patio space and gives you both cooking surfaces on one cart. A dedicated grill and a separate flat-top will each outperform it, so choose the combo if space and one-unit convenience matter more than peak performance.

How much cooking area does it have?

702 square inches total, split between the grill side and the griddle side. That is enough for roughly 24 steaks, 46 burgers or 102 sausages in one batch by the maker's count.

How much heat do the burners put out?

The grill side delivers 30,000 BTUs and the griddle side 20,000 BTUs, for 50,000 total. That is modest for a unit this large, so expect longer preheat times than on high-output grills.

What comes in the box?

The grill and griddle combo unit with its burners, porcelain-enamel grates and griddle plate, plus assembly hardware. Propane tank and cover are not included.

Does it need a propane tank?

Yes, it runs on propane and the tank is not included. You will need a standard tank and assembly before the first cook.

How easy is it to clean?

The porcelain-enamel grates are non-stick and wipe down easily. The griddle plate needs scraping and seasoning care, and the cart has grease management for runoff.

What do buyers say about the TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo?

Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 161 ratings.

TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo

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$359.99at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo

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Our take on the TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo

The TCISA is a propane combo unit that pairs a gas grill with a flat griddle in one cart. The grill side puts out 30,000 BTUs and the griddle side 20,000, spread across 702 square inches of total cooking area. That split layout is its main draw: you can sear burgers on the grates while eggs or vegetables cook on the flat top. It is a large, basic cart grill aimed at backyard hosts feeding a crowd, and it competes on cooking space and the combo format rather than on build quality or temperature control. Ratings sit at 3.6 out of 5 from 161 buyers, which points to a mixed reception.

Best forBackyard hosts cooking for a crowdBuyers who want a grill and flat-top in one unitWeekend barbecue and griddle breakfastsCasual cooks who want simple cleanup

Pros

Grill and griddle in one cart saves patio space
702 sq. in. total cooking area handles big batches
Separate 30,000 BTU grill and 20,000 BTU griddle zones
Porcelain-enamel grates resist sticking and wipe down easily
Five burners give some zone control across the grill side

Cons

Mixed owner reception at 3.6 out of 5
Total 50,000 BTUs is modest for a unit this large
Combo layout means less griddle area than a dedicated flat-top
Build and heat consistency draw complaints from some owners

TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo prices at every store

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What reviewers say

3.6 / 5161 ratings

Ratings are middling at 3.6 out of 5 from 161 buyers. Owners like the grill-plus-griddle layout and the amount of cooking space, but a share report uneven heat and build issues.

What people mention

Cooking spacePraisedOwners say the 702 square inches let them cook for a full party in one pass.
Griddle comboPraisedBuyers value having a flat top next to the grates for eggs, vegetables and searing.
Heat distributionCriticisedSome owners report hot and cool spots across the grill side.
Build qualityCriticisedA share of buyers describe the cart and lid as flimsy for a unit this size.
CleanupPraisedThe porcelain-enamel grates are reported to wipe down easily after cooking.
AssemblyMixedSome owners find setup straightforward; others report missing or damaged parts.

About the TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo

This is a propane gas grill and griddle combo with 5 burners and a 702 sq. in. cooking area. One side is a grill and the other is a griddle, so it can handle searing, sautéing, and frying as well as grilling.

The grilling side produces 30,000 BTUs of heat. The griddle side produces 20,000 BTUs. The grates are non-stick porcelain enamel, which makes cleanup easier.

In a single batch, it can cook up to 24 steaks, 46 burgers, 58 skewers, or 102 sausages.

Fuel: Propane gas
Burners: 5
Cooking area: 702 sq. in.
Grill heat: 30,000 BTUs
Griddle heat: 20,000 BTUs
Grates: Non-stick porcelain enamel
Capacity: Up to 24 steaks, 46 burgers, 58 skewers, or 102 sausages per batch
Color: Black
Quantity: 1

Specifications

number_of_burners: 5Source
actual_color: BlackSource
multipack_quantity: 1Source
color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

Is the grill and griddle combo worth it over buying two units?: It saves patio space and gives you both cooking surfaces on one cart. A dedicated grill and a separate flat-top will each outperform it, so choose the combo if space and one-unit convenience matter more than peak performance.
How much cooking area does it have?: 702 square inches total, split between the grill side and the griddle side. That is enough for roughly 24 steaks, 46 burgers or 102 sausages in one batch by the maker's count.
How much heat do the burners put out?: The grill side delivers 30,000 BTUs and the griddle side 20,000 BTUs, for 50,000 total. That is modest for a unit this large, so expect longer preheat times than on high-output grills.
What comes in the box?: The grill and griddle combo unit with its burners, porcelain-enamel grates and griddle plate, plus assembly hardware. Propane tank and cover are not included.
Does it need a propane tank?: Yes, it runs on propane and the tank is not included. You will need a standard tank and assembly before the first cook.
How easy is it to clean?: The porcelain-enamel grates are non-stick and wipe down easily. The griddle plate needs scraping and seasoning care, and the cart has grease management for runoff.
Where is the TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo cheapest?: At Walmart, for $359.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the TCISA 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill and Griddle Combo?: Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 161 ratings.