Home Espresso Machines at Prima Coffee

Choose your ESPRESSO machine

Delicious espresso at home has never been more accessible or affordable. When choosing from our carefully curated collection of home espresso machines, you can rest assured that you're looking at only the finest equipment. So which one's for you? We've created a quick and easy home espresso machine buying guide to help you decide. Simply select the factors that are most important to you and we'll send our top recommendations your way.

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Rancilio Silvia

Praised as the best entry-level home espresso machine for 15 years and counting.
Crossland CC1

A feature-packed home machine with a built-in PID, offering lots of control at a great price.
Quick Mill Silvano

Quality build, efficient design, commercial components, and temperature control.
Vibiemme Domobar Jr

That famous Italian design, finally at an affordable price.
Quick Mill QM67

Our best value for dual boilers and temperature control. Big features, small footprint.
Izzo Alex Duetto 3

The most powerful single-group, E61 espresso machine available. Ready for cafes or kitchens.
La Marzocco GS/3

La Marzocco's mini masterpiece. Professional features, but still sized for your home counter tops.
Slayer Single Group

Slayer's professional powerhouse, with pre-brew control and customizable style.
La Pavoni Europiccola

A bare-bones lever experience. You, your espresso, and a good ol' time.
Elektra Micro Casa

The manual method on steroids: consistent spring pressure and a whopping boiler.

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Anfim SCODY II Commercial Espresso Grinder

Please give a warm welcome to Anfim's newest round of grinders, now with on-demand dosing! The SCODY II, or Super Caimano On-Demand, is the latest in Anfim's line of value-priced workhorse...

Mahlgut Dozer Distribution Tool

Baristas rejoice: it's now easier than ever to prep your shots uniformly and consistently thanks to the Dozer grooming tool by Mahlgut. The sloped base design and screw-style adjustment allow you...

Baratza Sette 270 Conical Burr Coffee Grinder

Baratza's newest grinder is bringing more to the table than ever before. The innovative new Sette 270 features almost 300 grind settings, a brand new conical burr set, and a pass-through grinding...

Commercial Nitro Coffee Kit - Double Tower

The perfect solution for a busy cafe where beverage excellence is a must. This full-coverage nitro cold brew kit is everything you need to deck out your bar with amazing nitro coffee on draft in a...

Everyone has their own way of working with the V60. But do all the nuances really make a difference? We set out to see for ourselves and this is what we learned.

A Beginners Guide to Immersion Coffee Brewing

Picture of our immersion coffee brewer lineup

Manual immersion brewers are becoming all the rage – but what are they, anyway? Here, you'll find a full rundown on the most popular immersion methods out there.

Baratza Forte Review: 3 Reasons You'll Love this Grinder

Baratza Forté coffee and espresso grinder review

Fresh from the vaults of innovation, the Forté has arrived. So what's the chatter about? This review will get you close and cozy with Baratza's newest grinder, where you'll find out if it's really hot stuff — or all hype.

A Comparison of Pour Over Brewing Kettles

Bonavita Kettle, Hario Buono Kettle, Kalita Thin Spout Kettle, and Kalita Wave Pot Kettle

Every trade has its tools, and that of manual coffee-making is no exception. One of the most important tools — especially for pour-over brewing — is the kettle. And, if you ask us, these are the best ones out there.

A Beginners Guide to Pour Over Coffee Brewing

Pioneering a new front for specialty coffee, pour over brewing represents the intersection of artistry and excellence. In this guide, we set out to examine the available options and scrutinize them side by side.

Video: Using a Lever Espresso Machine at Home

There are few ways to feel more connected to the coffee you drink than manually pulling a shot of espresso. And when I say manually, I mean more than grinding the coffee yourself, locking in the portafilter, and flipping a switch - I mean literally, physically pulling a shot with your own strength. Lever espresso machines like my vintage La Pavoni Europiccola aren’t as fancy or even as convenient as their modern brethren, but there’s something a little extra romantic about becoming part of the extraction process as you exert yourself trying to hit just the right pressure and flow rate. In the video above, I talk a bit about what it’s like to own a machine such as the Europiccola, but here I’d like to discuss more about why I went that route in the first place and what I love about the process.

Video Overview | Global Customized Water

If you live in an area where the water is just plain nasty, then Global Customized Water is here to save your hot beverages (and your tastebuds).

Video Overview | Nuova Simonelli Mythos One Clima Pro

Developed in partnership with a team of champion baristas, the Nuova Simonelli Mythos One is an all around redesign of what an espresso grinder should be. Its Clima Pro technology keeps its grinding area at a more static temperature, so you can get more uniform shots all day long no matter what your volume is. It also houses titanium-coated steel burrs for a longer life, and a unique membrane below the burrs to promote a fluffy and consistent grind to keep your shots at their best and your customers at their happiest.

Video Overview | Mahlkonig Peak

The Peak Espresso Grinder is Mahlkonig’s answer to the rising interest in espresso with higher extractions and richer, sweeter flavor. With its large cast-steel burrs producing a more uniform grind profile, and its advanced cooling system keeping the internal temperature regulated, the Peak is able to give excellent shots all day long. Its familiar body design now features a multi-colored display screen, for easy settings management and simplified programming. If your shop demands exceptional quality for every shot, the Peak is the friend you need when the heat is on and line is long.

Video Overview | Slayer Teflon Dispersion Screen

Slayer’s Teflon Dispersion Screen is a simple upgrade that will change the way you pull your shots. The screen's hole pattern and Teflon coating promote an even flow of water across the surface of your coffee puck, for a more even extraction to keep your shots tasting their best. It’s also non-stick and easy to clean, making your life behind the bar that much easier.

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Rancilio Silvia

Crossland CC1

Quick Mill Silvano

Vibiemme Domobar Jr

Quick Mill QM67

Izzo Alex Duetto 3

La Marzocco GS/3

Slayer Single Group

La Pavoni Europiccola

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