The 6 Best Gaggia Espresso Machines
This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in December of 2018. Lovers of Italian coffee know that it can be nearly impossible to get an authentic cup when they aren't in-country or at one of those fancy — read "really expensive" — cafes. Luckly, Gaggia, a company founded in Milan and still producing their machines there, has come to the rescue. With one of these in your kitchen, you'll be able to create espressos to match those you had on your Rome vacation.
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Editor's Notes
December 13, 2018:
We realize that some people want a machine that will do all the heavy lifting for them, while others may want a little more control over the frothing and brewing process. For that reason, we included simple one-touch models, as well as some that require you to get a bit more involved. We also made sure there are options to fit every budget.
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