At home espresso machine

Anonymous
I want to buy one. I can't seem to find a good site for reviews. Prices vary wildly. I used to work in a coffee while in grad school so generally know how to use the equipment. I want to make lattes. Do you have one??? Any tips on selecting one??? THANK YOU!
Anonymous
If you want a semiautomatic, I'd head over to coffeegeek for advice, or you could try Seattle Coffee Gear-- they have good prices and are very helpful.
Anonymous
Some machines are listed in this thread:

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/321721.page

We love our Gaggia Brera semi-automatic.
Anonymous
We have a Rancilio Silvia that we are very pleased with.
Anonymous
We were careful to get one with a seperate water resevior, after that its just pricepoint, and what specific tempmyou want the water heated to
Anonymous
Nespresso.
Anonymous
Illey
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We have a Rancilio Silvia that we are very pleased with.


I've read A LOT of good reviews for this one. I have looked at coffee geek but am overwhelmed by the number of reviews.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Some machines are listed in this thread:

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/321721.page

We love our Gaggia Brera semi-automatic.


Thank you so much for the link!!!!
Anonymous
Does semi-auto mean you get one (espresso) shot per trigger pull?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does semi-auto mean you get one (espresso) shot per trigger pull?


I *think* semi auto means you are responsible for grinding the beans and tamping them in, and then the machine pulls the shot for you. Full manual means you would do everything (control the water as well) and superautomatic means the machine does everything for you.
Anonymous
We stayed at a hotel with an in-room Nespresso make and it was amazing. Better than Starbucks and other coffee skips I've been to!
Anonymous
Love my pixie
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We stayed at a hotel with an in-room Nespresso make and it was amazing. Better than Starbucks and other coffee skips I've been to!


OP back! Bought a nespresso pixie and aerochinno. LOVING IT. It's perfect for what I want--easy quick lattes!!! My husband said he has never seen me so excited about something I've bought. What can I say I love coffee!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We have a Rancilio Silvia that we are very pleased with.


I've read A LOT of good reviews for this one. I have looked at coffee geek but am overwhelmed by the number of reviews.


I <3 "Miss Silvia" 13 years strong and still going
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