Best Coffee Machines

Drip These are simple, easy coffee makers. Coffee is placed in a filter and water is run over it, with the extracted brew dripping into the container below. They come in both automatic and manual versions.

Manual / Semi-Automatic If you are a true coffee enthusiast or you want barista-level coffee at home, this is the type of coffee machine for you. You can adjust every aspect of your coffee, such as the fineness of your grind or amount of water used.

Capsule Coffee Machines These automatic coffee pod machines are very easy to use; place a capsule or pod of ground coffee in a machine and it produces a shot of coffee.

Fully Automatic These are coffee machines that do everything for you, from freshly grinding coffee beans and frothing your milk. Simply put your cup under the spout of the machine and press a button.

Moka Pots & Percolator These are the classic stovetop coffee makers (available in electric versions as well now) that were common in households before automatic, drip and espresso coffee machines came along. Small, cheap and easy to use, the coffee percolator or moka pot is also great for camping trips or travelling.

Built-in If you're undergoing a kitchen renovation and are serious about your coffee, these are the machines for you. They may be an expensive addition, but built in coffee machines fit seamlessly into the design of your kitchen without taking up valuable counter space.

If you choose a coffee machine that doesn't come with a grinder or milk frothing ability, here are some coffee grinders and milk frothers to choose from. Also, when you take your coffee to go, help reduce waste and keep our environment clean by investing in a reusable coffee cup or travel mug.

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