Barista Pro

I have a Breville Barista pro, and I get milk drinks better than 90+% of cafes (to my tastes) out of it, and thats with an integrated grinder which this sub generally doesn’t like at all. I also love the straight espresso that i can get out of my machine, it's balanced and I don't find I have that m

breville barista pro, bisa ngopi tiap hari, walaupun di kantor ada mesin kopi juga, tapi beansnya ga enak

I’ve had a Barista Express, Barista Pro and now have used an Oracle Jet since March 1, 2026. This is definitely my favorite iteration of the Brevilles and I would absolutely buy it again. The good: It’s mostly automatic. You already know that. But there is a tremendous convenience in teeing it up to

Breville Barista Pro. I know, I know everyone says that you need a separate grinder to get the best espresso, but I wanted to dip my toes into the water before I fully committed. I've had it for about a year and love it. I'll probably upgrade in a few years. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/breville-the

Machines with built in grinders are almost always a mistake. If you insist on one, Breville Barista Pro is by far the best of them, much better than the DeLonghi you linked. But for a similar price you can get a Breville Bambino or Bambino Plus with a good grinder such as a DF54, which will be a muc

I have the Breville Barista Pro, and I know it’s considered a bit of a “noob” machine in the espresso world, but honestly it’s been great for the price. I mainly drink straight espresso (not milk drinks or anything fancy), and it makes really solid shots consistently. The biggest pros for me were th

Two cents from someone on a similar journey as OP's, who just bought a Profitec RIDE (incidentally, that crapped out after a week due to an electronics issue) as an upgrade from Breville Barista Pro: There is a learning curve moving from a saturated grouphead-style machine to an E61 machine. The wor

Run, run away from this machine as fast as you can. It is a cheap Chinese knock-off and should be avoided. The ridiculous claim of $2195 price means the vendor is not reputable and can not be trusted. At your budget, you could get a Breville Barista Pro, which is arguably the best machine available

We went through that process and bought a DF54 to pair with the BBP. Now the Breville grinder is used for our decaf beans, which is a convenient use for us.

Pretty much grind finer if you have the option. The breville grinders have a ring on the inside to adjust the inner burr settings to grind finer if you’ve reached a limit. I’m curious though, did you get good shots with the stock equipment? The impress basically helps you dial in, it’s pretty much t