Barista Express

Relative to actual BIFL options, Breville is very cheap. BIFL espresso machines are in the range of $1.5k to $5k, and BUFL espresso grinders are in the range of $600 to $1.5k. The Breville Barista express is a full espresso machine with built in grinder and is “only” $700. So a Breville bean-to-cup

A good espresso machine. We bought a Breville Barista Express about 10 years ago. At the time I thought this was a crazy amount of money to spend, but my husband makes both of us an espresso drink almost everyday. The machine is still going strong and I think about how much money that has saved us c

I got a Breville Barista Express over a year ago and it has paid for itself twice over; 3-4x over if I was getting a $7 coffee daily. Plus, the cortados I make for myself, and the lattes I make for my wife, are better than most of the ones we’re getting out and about. Bonus was that I got it on sale

Breville barista express often goes on sale for $500. It’s an all-in-1 that still makes great espresso. Or get the bambino and a good grinder

As an officer and understanding this is a joke but not being able to let it slide… that’s too expensive for a Breville. The barista express is all you need and the touch screen/automation aspects actually make the machine worse. No high end machines are automatic. At work we have a $5k Jura automati

Lets look at the cons based on my exp with a Breville Barista Express. ● mahal ung mga filter tablets. 1k ata per pack/ 6 pieces. ● aside sa matagal ung final product, you have to clean it every time you use it. Otherwise, may build up, may amoy, and pests can enter. ● the machine has a grinder, per

Espresso machine. Recommend Breville Barista Express. Espresso shot on the way out the door is clutch in the morning (or pre night shift) and faster than making/drinking a regular coffee imo. A little pricey but pays for itself if you otherwise buy coffee/espresso drinks regularly and also fun to ex

Breville Barista Express is the standard go-to for home espresso/coffee making. Buy your favourite beans and enjoy. Takes a bit of practice getting the right grind to water ratio but it’s worth it in the long run

I’ve had a Breville Barista Express for six years and love it. I think they pretty frequently have them at places like TJMaxx/HomeGoods (if you’re in the states) for closer to your budget. I’m pretty convinced it’s going to outlive me.

90 percent of people are better off with a breville barista express and the sales numbers probably show that.