The 10 Best Coffee Makers with Grinders for Freshly Made Coffee, Every Time

• Pros: Programmable auto-start, thermal carafe, stainless-steel design, brews up to 12 cups
• Cons: Requires regular cleaning

The verdict is in: This is *the* grinder-equipped coffee maker to buy for 2023. For starters, it has a clear and concise LCD screen that shows your grind setting, grind time and the number of shots or cups you want, allowing you to tailor every brew to your preferences. There's also a programmable “auto-start” feature, so you can set the time you'd like to enjoy a hot cup of coffee in the morning and the device will start brewing before you ever even get out of bed (yes, please!). And its top-rated, built-in burr grinder features six different settings that will let you control how finely ground you’d like your beans to be for that particular brew. But wait: There’s more! You can choose from eight strength settings, too. Assured one buyer: "[These] make seriously great coffee, much better than any others we've tried—and we're minor coffee snobs."

• Pros Affordable, programmable auto-start, large capacity
• Cons: Less durable, no single serve option

If you’re looking for a device with a built-in grinder on a budget, you’ve found it. It's got the same auto start, brew-strength and grind capacity features of the Breville, only this one's less than $100. Its sleek touch display screen offers options for the number of cups you want to brew (from 4 to 12), as well as the grind size—its eight options range from coarse (for more traditional drip coffee) to fine (espresso-style). It too can be preset to start the brewing process without you, and it also includes a “sneak-a-cup” feature that temporarily stops the flow of coffee so you can pour your first cup without making a mess.

• Pros: Self-rinsing, works with beans or grounds
• Cons: Noisy, needs to be dry

This programmable maker gives you the option to use either whole bean or coffee, and the built-in grinder also self rinses to prevent any clogs, making it a breeze to keep clean. It has bold and regular brewing options, and you can make between 1 to 4 cups at any given time. The downside? Reviewers say it can be noisy and that moisture can throw a wrench in its operations.

• Pros: 24-hour programming, integrated charcoal filter, brewer pause, double-walled thermal carafe
• Cons: Pricey, simpler than other models

Why do so many people rave about this machine? For starters, it includes a 12-cup thermal carafe with a double-walled heat seal to ensure that your last cup of coffee is every bit as tasty—and warm—as the first. Its ​​built-in automatic burr grinder can hold up to a half-pound of beans, and it includes a strength selector with grind control that allows you to fine-tune the intensity and volume of your brew. It's got the "brew pause" feature mentioned above, oh, and did we mention that it’s energy-conscious? This one shuts off on its own after brewing and effectively saves you from that “uh-oh” feeling of realizing you left the machine on when you're on the way to work.

• Pros: Keeps coffee hot for up to two hours, bell alert, auto-start, eight grind settings
• Cons: No temperature adjustment on the heating plate

You know when you put on a pot of coffee, then get distracted at work, and by the time you remember you made a cup, it's gone ice cold? Not the case with this beauty. Not only will it ring a little bell when your coffee is complete, it's got a warming plate that will keep it piping hot for up to two hours. It's also got all the other bells and whistles you'd expect to find, too, including a burr grinder for up to ten cups with eight grind settings and three coffee strength modes. Wrote one fan: "This machine is super easy to use, relatively quiet when grinding, and brews some strong coffee if you put it on the strongest setting."

• Pros: Makes coffee and espresso, touchsceen display, included accessories, prolonged descaling, 12 grinding setting
• Cons: Steam wand is manual

If you're the type to waffle between your usual coffee, a cappuccino or an espresso, this little baby just might be for you, since it can make 'em all. It's got an easy-to-use touch screen display, a whopping 12 different grinder settings and an assurance from the company that you won't need to descale it for 5,000 uses. Buyers call it "life-changing," with one commenter writing, "I’ve simply never had a better cup of coffee. I go to sleep thinking about the delicious cup I’m going to have in the morning and wake up excited to have it...You’re in for a serious treat."

• Pros: Compact and lightweight, easy to use, affordable, automatic shutoff
• Cons: Single-cup brews, mesh filter

While we’d all love to throw caution to the wind and splurge on the beautiful Smeg or Breville machines, they’re not exactly practical for when you want a quick cup of coffee in a hurry. Not to mention, we simply don’t have the counter space to store them. That’s why we love this machine: It can make up to a 16-ounce cup of coffee, fast—no mess, no fuss. Its compact design is perfect for smaller kitchens, and its stainless-steel grinder blades allow for a precise, seamless brew. Plus, we love that it's compatible with either beans or pre-ground coffee, so you don’t have to choose between the two.

• Pros: Automatic brewing, easy to use, removable filter
• Cons: Glass carafe, requires regular cleanup

If you want your coffee to pack a flavorful punch, then you won’t want to miss out on this classic design with a steel burr grinder that can produce up to a whopping ten cups. While it has plenty of modern features (you can choose between mild, medium and strong depending on your mood or how much sleep you got last night), and even allows you to pour a cup mid-brew if you’re in a hurry, it feels like the most like a traditional coffee brewer. Better yet, its plate can keep coffee warm for up to two hours after brewing, in case you’re the type who likes to sip slowly.

• Pros: Removable water tank for easy cleanup, durable, frothing system, easy to use
• Cons: Noisy grinder, expensive, small water tank, advanced operation

This powerful machine, which brews both coffee and espresso, comes fully equipped with a professional burr grinder with 13 adjustable settings, a manual frother that mixes steam and milk and an easy-to-use control panel that allows you to customize settings without wanting to pull your hair out. The machine even will 'remember' your preferred details, from the strength of your espresso to your preferred size beverage. Equipped with two stainless-steel boilers that provide even heat distribution, it also boasts a patented cappuccino system with a frother that rotates 180 degrees to fit any size container.