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Diffractive grating and plasmonic metasurface have always been developing as two parallel optical domains, which have not met for studying their hybridization to discover new applications and potentials. Here, we proposed a novel meta-grating design, which hybridizes the metasurface interfacial gradient with the blazed grating profile. The unique architecture takes advantage of both grating effect and plasmonic resonances with minimum cross-coupling, thus leading to the polarization-selective behaviors to steer different polarized light to drastically inverse directions (> 90°). Furthermore, the hybridized surface also exhibits angle-dependent broadband absorptive tunability (∼ 5% - 86%) by migrating the strong blazed order and plasmonic order at the far field. We believe that the integrated meta-grating device would suggest various potential applications including polarization beam splitters, high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) optical spectrometer, high-efficiency plasmonic couplers and filter, etc.