These two Le Griddle models give you an outdoor electric griddle without a gas line or tank. Choose a 16 inch cooking surface with one heating zone or a 30 inch surface with two separately controlled zones. Both are rated for use indoors and outdoors, including covered patios. Each electric flat top grill has thermostat control from low for pancakes and eggs to high for searing. Allow about ten minutes to preheat. A removable drip tray collects grease for cleanup.


How to choose your size, wiring and placement

The 16 inch suits up to about 12 people and needs one dedicated 120 volt, 15 amp circuit. The 30 inch suits up to about 20 and needs two plugs on two dedicated circuits. Use GFCI-protected outlets.

Your electric flat top grill can sit on a non-combustible countertop or fit an island cutout. Wood or composite cabinets need an insulating liner. See our built-in griddle collection for both sizes. The 30 inch also accepts an optional cart.

If gas is allowed, explore more sizes in our propane griddle collection. Choose a natural gas griddle for a house gas line. For grates instead of a plate, see our outdoor electric grills.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized Le Griddle dealer. Your outdoor electric griddle carries the maker's residential warranty, not coverage for commercial or multi-family use. Call us about wiring or fit and we will talk it through. Compare every format in our flat top grills and outdoor griddles collection.

Frequently asked questions

Does an outdoor electric griddle get hot enough?

Yes. The high setting reaches searing heat, and the thermostat holds a steady temperature for smash burgers, pancakes and stir-fry. You will not get a gas grill's open-flame char, but that is not what a griddle does.

What outlet does an electric griddle need?

The 16 inch needs a standard 120 volt outlet on its own dedicated 15 amp circuit. The 30 inch has two plugs and needs two dedicated 120 volt, 15 amp circuits for both zones at full heat. Outlets should be GFCI-protected.

Can I use an electric griddle on a balcony or indoors?

Yes. Both outdoor electric griddles are rated for indoor and outdoor use and burn no gas. Check your building's rules first. Use a non-combustible surface, leave clearance from walls and keep the griddle out of rain.