Best espresso machine with grinder
An all-in-one saves counter space and a second purchase. The trade-off: reviewers consistently call the built-in grinder the weakest part of these machines. (TechGearLab, Coffee Chronicler) Pick by how much help you want.
| Machine | Price | Grind settings | Does for you | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ninja Luxe Café Mini Plus | $499.99 | 60 | Suggests grind, weighs dose, froths milk | Check price |
| Ninja Luxe Café Premier | $599.99 | 25 | Suggests grind, weighs dose, froths milk | Check today's price at Ninja |
| Breville Barista Express | $699.95 | 16 | Grinds; you tamp and steam | Check today's price at Breville |
| De'Longhi La Specialista Arte Evo | $699.95 | 15 | Grinds, guides tamping; you steam | Check price |
| Breville Barista Express Impress | $799.95 | 25 | Tamps; corrects the dose | Check today's price at Breville |
| Breville Barista Pro | $849.95 | 30 | Grinds; heats in 3 seconds | Check today's price at Breville |
| Breville Barista Touch | $999.95 | 30 | Froths milk | Check today's price at Breville |
| Breville Barista Touch Impress | $1,499.95 | 30 | Tamps and froths milk | Check today's price at Breville |
| Breville Oracle Jet | $1,999.95 | 45 | Grinds, doses, tamps and froths milk | Check today's price at Breville |
Prices at each brand's US store, checked Nov 3, 2026.
Which one
- Café drinks with the least effort under $600: a Ninja. See Premier vs Pro.
- Learn espresso by hand: Barista Express. The Arte Evo is the De'Longhi alternative, with cold brew; see Breville vs De'Longhi.
- Fewer messy shots while you learn: Barista Express Impress.
- Hands-off milk: Barista Touch, or the Touch Impress for tamping help too.
- Most automation with a portafilter: Oracle Jet.
Or buy the grinder separately
A Bambino plus a Baratza Encore ESP costs $499.90, and you can upgrade the grinder alone later. See under $500. For push-button machines, which also grind, see best super-automatic.