Rolling Carts That Fit Your Blackstone Griddle

Best for
Heavy setups needing the most capacity

Best for
Backyard cooks who want a full prep station

The Leteuke Grill Cart for Blackstone Griddle is the most complete prep station in this group. The listing gives it a 43-inch by 17-inch by 30-inch footprint and says the carbon steel top fits grills up to 31 by 17 inches. The item highlight names both 17-inch and 22-inch griddles as fits, so it covers the two most popular Blackstone tabletop sizes.

Leteuke says the frame is welded and rated to hold up to 450 pounds, which is plenty for a griddle, a cooler of sides and a tray of burgers waiting for the flat top. A bottom board holds a 20-pound gas cylinder, and the cart ships with four hooks, a knife holder, a tissue box and bottle openers. It folds, and the listing mentions flexible wheels and ergonomic handles, though it does not specify how many wheels there are or whether they lock.

This one suits the backyard host who wants everything within reach during a long game-day cook. If you pack up and drive to the stadium every weekend, a flatter-folding option later in the list is easier to haul.

• Welded carbon steel frame with a listed 450-pound capacity
• Bottom board sized for a 20-pound propane cylinder
• Four hooks, knife holder, tissue box and bottle openers included
• Foldable design with handles and wheels

Best for
Tailgaters who fold and go fast

Best for
Patio setups needing two roomy shelves

The Yozoia Outdoor Grill Table for Blackstone leans into storage. It uses a double-shelf layout with surfaces listed at up to 32 by 20 inches, which gives you room for the griddle on top and plates, sauces and spatulas below. Yozoia describes the metal as thick with a waterproof black coating meant to hold up outdoors and wipe clean easily.

Mobility is simpler here: the specs list two wheels plus a handle, so you tilt and roll it rather than push it on four casters. The listing claims it can stop on a slope, but it does not give a weight capacity, which is worth keeping in mind if you plan to load it heavily. Four S-shaped hooks and a paper towel holder round out the extras.

It suits a patio or poolside setup where the cart lives outside and only moves a few yards at a time. If you need locking wheels or a stated load rating, the JiRiCHMi or MUMU JOY carts give you clearer numbers.

• Two shelves with surfaces up to 32 x 20 inches
• Waterproof black coating on a metal frame
• Two wheels and a side handle
• Four S-hooks and a paper towel holder

The Grill Table for Blackstone Griddle 22 from JiRiCHMi is built for people who set up and tear down often. The listing says it folds flat with no tools and no screw mounting, with a setup time of about 20 seconds. That is the kind of speed you want when the parking lot opens two hours before kickoff.

It rolls on four wheels that swivel 360 degrees and lock in place, and it has a carrying handle plus a magnetic tool holder and caddy system. JiRiCHMi lists a 300-pound weight capacity, which is lower than the Leteuke and EsFrondo carts but still well above what a tabletop griddle weighs. The box includes a table mat, user manual and an installation tool, and the warranty is listed at six months.

If you own a 22 inch Blackstone griddle and take it on the road, this is a strong match. Backyard-only cooks who want more storage will get more from the Leteuke or MUMU JOY carts.

• Tool-free folding with about a 20-second setup
• Four 360-degree swivel wheels with locks
• Magnetic tool holder and caddy system
• Listed 300-pound load capacity

The Grill Cart from MUMU JOY has the highest stated capacity in this group at 500 pounds, thanks to a thickened steel frame with reinforced legs. Its tabletop is 19 inches deep, which the listing positions as an upgrade over the common 17-inch tables, and the overall dimensions are listed at 19 by 43 by 36 inches.

Storage runs across three tiers, with a paper towel holder, seasoning rack, side hooks and accessory space. MUMU JOY describes the build as near tool-free with minimal screws, so expect a little assembly rather than a pure unfold. It rolls on PU wheels and the highlight mentions locking wheels, which helps keep a hot griddle steady on a deck.

The listing names the Blackstone 22-inch griddle as compatible, and the highlight also mentions 17-inch models. Pick this one if you run a big cook with a heavy griddle and lots of prep. If fold-flat portability is the priority, the EsFrondo cart packs smaller.

• Listed 500-pound capacity with reinforced legs
• Wider 19-inch tabletop
• Three-tier storage with seasoning rack and towel holder
• PU wheels, handle and locking wheels per the listing

Best for
Campers who want a flat-folding cart

The Folding Grill Table for Blackstone 17″ from EsFrondo is the most packable cart in the roundup. EsFrondo lists a folded size of 31.2 by 17 by 4.5 inches, so it slides into a trunk or RV storage bay next to your camping gear. It opens or folds in about 20 seconds without tools.

Despite the slim fold, the powder-coated steel frame carries a listed 450 pounds. The tabletop measures 31.2 by 17 inches and comes with tool hooks, a magnetic knife holder, a spice rack, a paper towel holder and a bottle opener. Four 360-degree swivel wheels with locking brakes and a push handle make it easy to move between the patio and the campsite.

This is the pick for anyone pairing a cart with a Blackstone travel griddle for camping and tailgates. The trade-off is table depth: the MUMU JOY cart gives you a wider surface if you cook mostly at home.

• Folds to 4.5 inches thick in about 20 seconds
• Powder-coated steel frame rated to 450 pounds
• Four locking 360-degree swivel wheels
• Magnetic knife holder, spice rack and bottle opener

Best for
Light griddles and gas cylinder storage

The Portable Grill Cart for Blackstone 17″& 22″ Griddle from Barbqtime uses an X-shaped folding frame with two built-in wheels. The listing gives an open size of 37.01 by 26.46 inches, and the spec sheet lists carbon steel for the frame. It folds small enough to fit into a car trunk or storage shed.

The big caveat is load: Barbqtime lists a support rating of up to 100 pounds, far below the other carts here. That still covers a lighter griddle, but it leaves less margin for heavy prep trays. On the plus side, it includes a gas cylinder rack sized for a 20-pound tank, a spice basket, three hooks and a side table. Assembly is listed at about 15 minutes with the included hardware.

This cart fits a cook with a 17-inch griddle who wants propane storage in a compact, foldable frame. For heavier 22-inch setups, the 300 to 500 pound carts above give you far more headroom.

• X-frame design with two wheels
• Rack for a 20-pound gas cylinder
• Spice basket, three hooks and a side table
• Listed 100-pound support rating