How to Choose the Best Breville Espresso Machine For You

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If you regularly buy espresso drinks at your local coffee shop, you may be surprised to know that having a home espresso machine pays for itself in just a couple of months. (Way faster, if you're a three-drinks-a-day type.) And when it comes to espresso machines you can masterfully use in your own home, Breville is the go-to brand. It has a wide range of automatic and manual espresso machines, so you can stay simple or get as complex as you like. But how do you know which one of the many models to choose? Don't worry — we've got you.

Whether you're looking for a compact machine or a high-tech model with programmable options, you'll find the right device among Breville's offerings at Bed Bath & Beyond — and if you keep reading, we'll help you identify the best Breville espresso machine for your needs. Scroll through to check them out, from a small but mighty machine to the top-of-the-line choice.

For the Beginner
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For the Beginner

If you're taking baby steps into the world of specialty coffee, the Breville Bambino Plus Stainless Steel Espresso Maker ($500) is a great place to start. Its compact footprint takes up little space, it boots up in three seconds, and it creates a great shot of espresso. And, of course, the steam wand gives you opportunities to practice making flawless foam. You'll need a separate grinder for your beans, but this entry-level machine is more than capable of working magic with them.

For the Aspiring Latte Artist
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For the Aspiring Latte Artist

Making a rich, creamy latte is easy with the Breville Infuser Espresso Machine ($580). Its low and steady water pressure creates a flavorful espresso shot, while its high-powered steam wand creates a gorgeous (and delicious) foam for drinks. Again, you'll need a stand-alone grinder, but this midlevel offering includes just the features a home barista needs.

For the Impatient
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For the Impatient

If you wake up at 7 a.m. and need caffeine by 7:01, Breville The Barista Express Espresso Machine ($700) is the one for you. The grinder measures and grinds a precise dose of espresso, and in less than a minute, the machine brews the shot. Like yours with milk? The steam wand lets you create microfoam for a delicious — and fast — finish.

For the Pro in Training
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For the Pro in Training

The integrated burr grinder and LED display elevate the Breville Barista Pro Stainless Steel Espresso Maker ($800) to the next level. You won't need a separate grinder, and you won't need any special training to get your shot right, either — the machine makes it so simple, even a kid could do it. (If kids drank flat whites, that is.)

For the Tech-Savvy
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For the Tech-Savvy

The Breville Barista Touch Espresso Maker ($1,000) has the features you want in an espresso machine (fast operation, hands-free milk frothing, an integrated grinder — the list goes on) as well as a uniquely delightful feature. Its programmable touch screen shows you how to make eight drinks, plus it'll remember precisely how you prefer your espresso. It's the closest thing to an iPhone in the world of espresso.

For the Expert
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For the Expert

When you want a top-of-the-line experience, the dual-boiler Breville the Oracle Touch Complete Espresso Maker ($2,700) is the machine to buy. It has automated, touch-screen operation that's basically foolproof. Program it once, then swipe and select for espresso, long black, latte, flat white, or cappuccino. From there, the burr grinder gets to work by grinding, dosing, and tamping fresh coffee. Digitally controlled temperature heats the water to its optimum temperature, while the steam wand creates the silkiest foam imaginable. And are you ready for this? The wand CLEANS ITSELF.