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Best Coffee Machines with a Grinder

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Last updated October 1, 2026

Across 324 reviews of 28 coffee machines with a grinder, reviewers praise Ease, Setup & Daily Workflow most (57 sources) and complain most about Reliability, Leaks & Safety (32). 28 coffee machines with a grinder from 13 brands ($299–$4,599), ranked by review evidence and BettaScore votes. Every point links to its source.

Coffee machines with a grinder built in, so beans go in and coffee comes out. See all 56 coffee machines

28 matching products

5 models we track are hidden: not found on sale in the US, or released more than 2½ years ago and not confirmed on sale.

No. 1
Eletta Explore
Priced at$1,999.95
+67Ranking net score+67 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
21 sources
21 sources · 10 topics
Why it ranks
Espresso turns out consistent and flavorful once the ratios are dialed in, and a guided cleaning wizard keeps weekly upkeep quick. The trade-off sits outside the cup: the companion app can be slow, and repairs may drag on for months when something breaks.
What people praise
Iced lattes can beat typical coffee-shop quality
Milk foam is good enough for basic latte art
Menu is easy to navigate to find drinks
Common complaints
Coffee Link app is slow and unintuitive
Repairs can take over two months from first support call
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No. 2
800 Series VeroCafe
Priced at$2,199
+65Ranking net score+65 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
6 sources
6 sources · 5 topics
Why it ranks
Shot after shot comes out the same, which takes the guesswork out of daily drinks. The milk system froths well, and the foam is easy to adjust.
What people praise
Same great results cup after cup
Solid build where nothing feels cheap
Extra drink options available through the app
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No. 3
Barista Touch Impress
Priced at$1,499.95
+56Ranking net score+56 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
19 sources
19 sources · 9 topics
Why it ranks
Easy dial-in and intuitive controls make excellent shots simple to pull, and the steam wand textures milk well enough for latte art. Reliability is the caveat: the grinder can fail within months, and frothing may trigger shutdown errors.
What people praise
Steam wand steams milk with the best of them
Adjustable grind size helps dial in shots
Produces a solid, well-formed puck
Common complaints
Grinder can fail completely within months
ER09 error can shut the machine off mid-froth
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No. 4
Oracle Jet
Priced at$1,999.95
+56Ranking net score+56 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
18 sources
18 sources · 10 topics
Why it ranks
Hands-off milk frothing and on-screen grind guidance take much of the guesswork out of lattes and cappuccinos. Shot consistency is the weak spot: extraction times and strength can vary, and the auto-tamped puck sometimes spins.
What people praise
Heats up almost immediately
Foam density is customizable
Touchscreen is highly responsive
Common complaints
Shot results can vary from pull to pull
Grinder doesn't adjust smoothly, making settings hard to hit
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No. 5
Barista Touch
Priced at$999.95
+49Ranking net score+49 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
23 sources
23 sources · 7 topics
Why it ranks
A touchscreen that walks through each step and a heater ready in seconds let beginners make quality drinks at home. Shots can still come out watery or uneven, and the grinder or steam wand may start making odd noises.
What people praise
Espresso tastes smooth with a slight nutty flavor
Rich crema and silky milk foam
Day-to-day workflow runs smoothly
Common complaints
Manual adjustments take multiple taps
Grinder can make strange noises
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No. 6
Barista Brew
Priced at$499.99
+44Ranking net score+44 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
15 sources
15 sources · 8 topics
Why it ranks
Quick, easy operation and excellent-tasting coffee make everyday drinks straightforward. Reliability is the concern: the steam wand can pulse instead of steaming steadily, and a defective grinder or faulty water-tank connection may stop it from running.
What people praise
Solid stainless-steel construction
Fast and very easy to use
Excellent coffee taste
Common complaints
Steam wand can pulse instead of flowing steadily
A unit may fail to run its initial flush cycle
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No. 7
La Specialista Touch
Priced at$799.95
+41Ranking net score+41 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
12 sources
12 sources · 8 topics
Why it ranks
Guided setup matches grind and brew settings to your beans, and the touchscreen walks newcomers through each drink. Shots can still come out watery with little crema, and the grinder leaves little room to go finer before the flow chokes.
What people praise
Touchscreen responds quickly and is easy to use
Latte art system takes the guesswork out of milk
Smart features packed into a compact frame
Common complaints
Shots can turn out watery with almost no crema
Finer grind settings can choke the shot
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No. 8
TK 02
Priced at$1,995
+40Ranking net score+40 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
13 sources
13 sources · 10 topics
Why it ranks
Front-loading doors and easy menus keep daily drinks simple, while espresso profiles and adjustable milk volume let you tune each cup. The water tank and milk carafe don't use their full volume, so refills come often.
What people praise
Espresso has solid body and good crema
Runs quietly compared with rival machines
Sleek design hides the working parts behind doors
Common complaints
Water tank drains quickly
Milk drinks can come out a bit cool
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No. 9
Magnifica Plus
Priced at$999.95
+39Ranking net score+39 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
13 sources
13 sources · 7 topics
Why it ranks
Once grind and intensity are dialed in, espresso gets close to a manual machine, and step-by-step prompts have it brewing within minutes of unboxing. Excess water can pool in the drip tray and puck holder after only a couple of drinks.
What people praise
Saves four separate drink profiles
Frothed milk comes out with great texture
Surprisingly quiet for a super-automatic
Common complaints
Water can pool in the puck holder after each drink
Can start hissing and spraying hot water mid-brew
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No. 10
Oracle Dual Boiler
Priced at$2,999.95
+38Ranking net score+38 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
12 sources
12 sources · 5 topics
Why it ranks
Switching between automatic and manual modes lets one machine handle hands-off drinks or full shot control, and the steam wand textures microfoam with almost no effort. Software faults can stop it booting, leaving it stuck in an error-and-reboot loop.
What people praise
Saves custom drinks as menu shortcuts
Touchscreen responds fast, with no lag
Conical burr grinder does a solid job
Common complaints
Can fail to boot, flashing an error and restarting
Software faults may persist on a replacement unit
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No. 11
J8 Twin
Priced at$2,999
+38Ranking net score+38 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
9 sources
9 sources · 5 topics
Why it ranks
Two separate bean hoppers let a household keep two coffees on hand, and each drink's coffee amount, grind size, and water volume can be adjusted. The interface is easy to navigate, and Wi-Fi links the machine to its companion app.
What people praise
Very reliable, with no problems
Crisp, sharp display
Easy to open and top off
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No. 12
La Specialista Maestro
Priced at$1,299.95
+36Ranking net score+36 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
18 sources
18 sources · 10 topics
Why it ranks
Hot and cold espresso plus automatic or manual milk steaming cover a wide range of drinks, and setup is easy once it's out of the box. Brew pressure can fall short, leaving shots without crema, and the bulky body won't fit under every cabinet.
What people praise
Dial-based controls are intuitive
Milk cleaning setting keeps the dispenser from clogging
Steamed milk comes out looking great
Common complaints
Pressure can stall around 3–4 bars
Can leak around the portafilter while brewing
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No. 13
Barista Express Impress
Priced at$799.95
+35Ranking net score+35 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
14 sources
14 sources · 8 topics
Why it ranks
Assisted tamping and automatic dosing handle the two trickiest steps of pulling a shot, which suits beginners who don't want to tinker. Shot-to-shot variation can persist even with every variable held steady.
What people praise
25 grind steps for finer dialing in
Switches to steam in seconds for good microfoam
All-metal body
Common complaints
Shots can fail at different stages of extraction
Puck-prep automation may go unused as skills grow
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No. 14
Luxe Cafe Premier Series
Priced at$599.99
+35Ranking net score+35 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
4 sources
4 sources · 8 topics
Why it ranks
Grind-size recommendations based on the previous drink help beginners adjust, and the frother turns out thick foam. Espresso pulls can still be inconsistent, and the drip coffee and cold brew modes fall short.
What people praise
Thick milk froth on top of drinks
Cleaning pin keeps the steam wand from clogging
Very quiet when making cold foam
Common complaints
Espresso pulls can be inconsistent
Can leak occasionally
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No. 15
Barista Pro
Priced at$849.95
+32Ranking net score+32 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
17 sources
17 sources · 6 topics
Why it ranks
Dialed-in shots can taste excellent, and an intuitive digital interface keeps the all-in-one workflow simple. The built-in grinder struggles more with light and medium roasts, and results can vary even when every step is repeated exactly.
What people praise
Steam wand produces silky microfoam
Metal construction feels solid
Integrated display is easy to read
Common complaints
Shots can run fast and watery
Espresso may taste burnt or bitter
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No. 16
La Specialista Arte Evo
Priced at$699.95
+22Ranking net score+22 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
14 sources
14 sources · 5 topics
Why it ranks
A strong steam wand textures milk into microfoam fit for latte art, and built-in calibration can correct shot problems. The grinder can fail within months, and repeatable shots take effort to dial in.
What people praise
Steam wand makes microfoam for latte art
Built-in calibration can fix extraction problems
Feels rock solid
Common complaints
Grinder can stop working after a few months
Shots can taste different even with the same beans
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No. 17
Studio
Priced at$599
+17Ranking net score+17 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
24 sources
24 sources · 10 topics
Why it ranks
Detailed control over grind size, water temperature, ratio and pour pattern turns out a clean, juicy pour-over cup. Early software glitches, including false empty-tank errors, come with it, and the small maximum dose makes batch brewing tricky.
What people praise
Clean, juicy cups with plenty of character
Fine control of grind, temperature, ratio and pours
Quick cleanup with a magnetic filter holder
Common complaints
Grinder is high-pitched and fairly loud
Can show a refill error with a full tank
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No. 18
E8
Priced at$2,799
+16Ranking net score+16 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
14 sources
14 sources · 9 topics
Why it ranks
Crema-topped espresso comes quickly, with shot size adjustable from 25 to 90 ml. Milk is the weak point: every milk drink gets the same bubbly, overly frothy foam with no texture control, and some cups can taste flat.
What people praise
Espresso with nice crema and body
Three drinks in about a minute and a half
Espresso volume adjusts from 25 to 90 ml
Common complaints
Milk comes out bubbly, not creamy microfoam
Uses a lot of water, most ending in the drip tray
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No. 19
La Specialista Arte EC9155
Priced at$423.80
+15Ranking net score+15 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
9 sources
9 sources · 6 topics
Why it ranks
A visible pressure readout shows how each shot is going, and brewing turns out good coffee with crema time after time. Reliability is the concern: the grinder can arrive defective, and an error can stop coffee flowing entirely.
What people praise
Consistently good coffee every brew
Shots pour with appetizing crema
Pressure readout shows what the shot is doing
Common complaints
Grinder can be defective, even on replacements
An error can stop coffee from dispensing
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No. 20
Barista Express
Priced at$699.95
+14Ranking net score+14 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
9 sources
9 sources · 6 topics
Why it ranks
Café-quality espresso with thick crema is achievable at home. The built-in grinder is the main limitation: wide gaps between steps make precise dial-in difficult and doses can miss target, while steam pressure can run low.
What people praise
Shot after shot of espresso with thick crema
Results can rival a local barista's setup
Common complaints
Wide grinder steps make precise dial-in hard
Steam pressure can be low
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What 324 reviews say about coffee machines with a grinder

On this list: 28 coffee machines with a grinder from 13 brands, priced $299–$4,599.

Brew Method: Espresso 27, Cold Brew 9, Drip 4, Pod 1, +1 more
Operation Mode: Semi-automatic 14, Super-automatic 11, Automatic 2
Milk Frothing: 27

Reviewers praise “Ease, Setup & Daily Workflow” most (57 sources) and complain most about “Reliability, Leaks & Safety” (32).

Review topics, most discussed first
Topic	Sources	Praise	Complaints
Ease, Setup & Daily Workflow	75	57	14
Coffee & Espresso Quality	68	49	15
Milk & Steam	53	37	14
Grinding & Dosing	41	16	19
Brew Performance & Consistency	40	13	25
Interface, App & Automation	39	26	7
Reliability, Leaks & Safety	35	3	32
Drinks, Sizes & Customization	29	21	6

Counts are sources that discuss each topic, added up across these 28 coffee machines with a grinder: what reviewers talk about, not how often a product fails. To see which coffee machines with a grinder do best on a topic, choose it under Sort by review topic.

What to look for in a coffee machine

Start with the drink and workflow you actually want. Espresso, drip, pods, cold brew and pour-over ask for different levels of control, cleanup and counter space, so use Brew Method before comparing scores across machines you would never cross-shop.

Then compare repeatability, milk workflow, grinder performance and maintenance in the evidence rail. A higher rank is a useful starting point, but the linked praise and complaints show whether a machine's trade-offs fit your kitchen and routine.

Questions to take to every card on this page

Does the brew method match the drinks you make most often?
Do the controls provide the amount of automation or hands-on control you want?
If you make milk drinks, what do owners report about steaming and cleanup?
Are grinder, maintenance, size and reliability trade-offs supported by enough linked sources?

How this list is ranked

Who is eligible: Every coffee machine in our reviewed catalogue is included. A product must brew coffee; standalone grinders and kettles are excluded. The list covers the models we track and opens on current ones: those our automated price checks found on sale new in the US. Where a check could not tell, a model released in the last 2½ years stays and an older one is hidden. The checks can be wrong (in a spot check about 9 in 10 on-sale verdicts held up, and about 3 in 4 not-found ones). Tick Include hidden models we track to see every model.
How they are ordered: By Ranking Net Score: points from reviews and discussions plus points from BettaScore votes, with ties going to the product with more sources. Filters and sorts renumber the results. A product without scored evidence yet is not listed; it joins once its reviews are scored.
Where the evidence comes from: 324 public review sources across the matching products; open a topic on any card for the quotes behind its points.
When it changes: Products and review scores change when we publish an update (latest: October 1, 2026). Topic votes count at once, 0.1 points each; the order follows on the next page load.
Who pays for it: Nobody. No brand pays for placement.

Full rules: How BettaScore works

Best Coffee Machines with a Grinderi

No. 1·DE'LONGHI Eletta Explore

No. 2·BOSCH 800 Series VeroCafe

No. 3·BREVILLE Barista Touch Impress

No. 4·BREVILLE Oracle Jet

No. 5·BREVILLE Barista Touch

No. 6·PHILIPS Barista Brew

No. 7·DE'LONGHI La Specialista Touch

No. 8·TERRA KAFFE TK 02

No. 9·DE'LONGHI Magnifica Plus

No. 10·BREVILLE Oracle Dual Boiler

No. 11·JURA J8 Twin

No. 12·DE'LONGHI La Specialista Maestro

No. 13·BREVILLE Barista Express Impress

No. 14·NINJA Luxe Cafe Premier Series

No. 15·BREVILLE Barista Pro

No. 16·DE'LONGHI La Specialista Arte Evo

No. 17·XBLOOM Studio

No. 18·JURA E8

No. 19·DE'LONGHI La Specialista Arte EC9155

No. 20·BREVILLE Barista Express

What 324 reviews say about coffee machines with a grinder

What to look for in a coffee machine

Questions to take to every card on this page

How this list is ranked

Best Coffee Machines with a Grinder

Eletta Explore

800 Series VeroCafe

Barista Touch Impress

Oracle Jet

Barista Touch

Barista Brew

La Specialista Touch

TK 02

Magnifica Plus

Oracle Dual Boiler

J8 Twin

La Specialista Maestro

Barista Express Impress

Luxe Cafe Premier Series

Barista Pro

La Specialista Arte Evo

Studio

E8

La Specialista Arte EC9155

Barista Express