LeteukeGrill Cart for Blackstone Griddle, Portable Outdoor Grill Table, Foldable Cart Table with Wheels for Ninja, Griddle Stand Fit 17 Inch Or 22 Inch, BBQ Prep Tables with Seasoning Tray

I’ve been using this grill cart for a few days now, and it has completely transformed my outdoor cooking setup. The assembly was surprisingly straightforward everything fit together snugly without any frustrating wobbles. The sturdy steel frame feels rock-solid, and I love that it accommodates both my 17-inch Blackstone griddle and my 22-inch Ninja griddle without any awkward overhangs. The foldable side shelves provide plenty of prep space, and they collapse down so easily when I need to store the cart. I was worried about stability on my patio’s slightly uneven surface, but the adjustable leveling feet keep it perfectly balanced. The built-in seasoning tray is a thoughtful touch I no longer have to juggle my spices on a separate table. Plus, the heavy-duty wheels glide smoothly over grass and concrete, making it a breeze to reposition. Overall, this cart feels worth every penny and makes grilling feel like a true event rather than a chore.

Bought this at the end of May and I’m seriously impressed. Super easy to put together, feels really sturdy, and has a ton of space for all my BBQ stuff. My griddle fits perfectly on top, and I love having spots for the propane tank, sauces, tools, and even drinks.The side tables are super handy for prepping food, and the wheels make it easy to roll around. We’ve already used it a bunch for summer cookouts and it’s been a game changer. If you love grilling, this thing is a must-have!

The media could not be loaded. I have a portable smoker, well it’s a table top model and I wanted to use it more but never had the right spot to safely use it. This metal cart/table solved my issue. The top holds 440 pounds and there is no wobbling. Easy assembly. It has a 17 inch depth and is about 43 inches wide. I can use it as a prep table, then move my smoker to the top and use it to cook/smoke. It is a comfortable 30 inches high, comfortable for both my very tall husband and myself. It seems well made and has welded joints. I did not use a spice rack or the paper towel holder or actually even the bottle opener, but these features make it more flexible.The trade-off is that my propane tank is extra large and doesn’t sit underneath, but it sits beside the table just fine. The bottom shelf also screws in so you need to unscrew it in order to make it truly fold up and portable. I don’t plan on traveling with it, so I will just roll it into the garage and then fold it up if I decide not to use it in the winter.

It’s nice. I like that it has a space for the propane tank, and I like the it has locking wheels. It was also easy to put together. I like the felt mat.Portable? Sure—if you take it all apart, then you can fold and carry. I my mind… it’s too much of a hassle to take it all apart. That being said it’s a nice cart, and I’m glad we have something to put our Blackstone on.

I love this Leteuke grill cart! It is very strong and easy to move with the wheels. The foldable design is great for saving space. I use it for my Blackstone griddle, and it fits perfect. The seasoning tray is a nice touch, making cooking more organized. I tried other grill tables before, but they were not as stable. Some wobbled, and others were too small. This one is just right—good size and strong materials. Assembly was not too hard, and it feels very durable. I also like how easy it is to clean. For the price, this is a great choice. If you need a solid and portable grill table, this is the best one I have used!

Very convenient and seems to be well built. It's easily stored and can hold a lot of stuff. Fits great in my RV. Definitely worth the money

Overall a good portable bbq stand, I will be using for my Blackstone table top portable BBQ. It has a nice "felt" cover to prevent scratching of the unit and sliding of the BBQ, but I will more than likely switch it up with a silicon pad, which will make it washable, Unit was very easy to assemble, I did it my self, with zero help, but I do feel it could be better is the extended tray somehow was collapsible as you have to take it off if you do not have that extra space in your trunk, when hauling it camping/picnic. Feels heavy, so I am assuming it is of better quality steel than another one I have. Spice rack comes off easy to transport. Leg brackets seem a little smaller or weaker than I would of like, but time will tell with use. The bottom shelf was bent at one of the corner of the bottom shelf when I received it, but this did not make a difference in assembly. Very handy to have a paper towel rod, as my paper towels always end up getting knocked off the table or "stolen", not that the rod will prevent this, but wont be as easy to swipe, by my fellow picnickers as the towels will have an actual place on the cart.