Top picks
The 5 Best Grind-and-Brew Coffee Makers
Fresh-ground beans and brewed coffee in one machine.
By the New Coffee Makers editors · Updated
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A built-in grinder means fresher coffee with one button. The catch: grinder quality varies a lot. These five are expert picks or Amazon best-sellers.
Best value
2. Black+Decker Mill & Brew
Black+Decker
Fresh-ground coffee on a budget. Good Housekeeping says it produced a surprisingly consistent grind for a blade grinder and a flavorful cup. Source.
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Best for one cup
3. Cuisinart Grind & Brew Single-Serve
Cuisinart
Single-cup drinkers who want fresh-ground beans (or a K-Cup in a rush). Good Housekeeping says it makes single-serve coffee with whole beans much easier, with a satisfying medium-bodied cup. Source.
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Best for coffee and espresso
4. De'Longhi Magnifica Start
De'Longhi
Espresso lovers who also want a long coffee at the touch of a button. Good Housekeeping found it very easy to use and consistent, calling it excellent value for an automatic machine with a frother. Source.
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Popular pick
5. Cuisinart Automatic Grind & Brew 12-Cup (DGB-400)
Cuisinart
Shoppers who want a full-size programmable grind-and-brew from a big brand. We found no recent hands-on expert pick for this model; it's included for its Amazon best-seller standing. Expert testers preferred the Breville Grind Control. Source.
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How we picked
We started from Amazon's best-seller lists and recent hands-on reviews from Wirecutter, Serious Eats, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Eats and WIRED, then kept models that are current and widely sold. We didn't test these machines ourselves. What reviewers found is paraphrased, with a link to the source.
Prices and ratings are what the maker or retailer showed on its own product page on Oct 28, 2026. They change, so check before you buy. We don't show Amazon prices or star ratings; the Amazon button lets you check them there.
Photos are Creative Commons photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited under each one. Where we couldn't find a licensed photo, we show an illustration.
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