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Weber Slate Griddle

A premium-feeling griddle with a rust-resistant surface.

Price tier 3 of 4:$500–$1,500Compare saved products →

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Weber Slate Griddle at a glance

What we like

  • Rust-resistant cooking surface cuts down on upkeep compared with bare steel
  • Weber build quality and a hinged, lid-friendly design
  • Even heat across the surface

Trade-offs

  • More expensive than Blackstone for similar cooking area
  • Smaller accessory ecosystem
Best for
People who want a griddle that looks and feels premium and is easier to maintain.
Skip it if
You want the lowest-cost griddle or the biggest accessory ecosystem.
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Where it appears in our guides

  • Best low-maintenance alternative

    Blackstone vs. Camp Chef

    A premium-feeling griddle with a rust-resistant cooking surface that cuts upkeep compared with bare steel, plus Weber build quality and even heat. It costs more than Blackstone for similar cooking area and has a smaller accessory ecosystem.

    Guide updated · Read the full guide

  • Best premium feel

    Best Flat-Top Griddles

    Weber's griddle uses a rust-resistant cooking surface, so upkeep is easier than bare steel. You pay more than you would for a comparable Blackstone, and there are fewer accessories available.

    Guide updated · Read the full guide

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