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La Pavoni EPC-8 Europiccola 8-Cup Lever Style Espresso Machine, Chrome
 
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La Pavoni EPC-8 Europiccola 8-Cup Lever Style Espresso Machine, Chrome

by La Pavoni
4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (31 customer reviews)

Price: $876.12 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details
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Product Features

  • Ideal for making coffee specialty drinks at home
  • Sturdy all-steel construction under heavy chrome plating
  • Comes with tamper, screen, screen holder, measuring ladle, and cappuccino attachment
  • Also includes instructional video for getting started
  • Measures 11 by 7 by 12 inches; 1-year warranty

Product Details

  • Product Dimensions: 11 x 7 x 12 inches ; 14 pounds
  • Shipping Weight: 14 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
  • Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
  • ASIN: B00004S9G8
  • Item model number: EPC-8
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (31 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #69,031 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
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Product Description

Amazon.com Review

Whip up custom coffee specialty drinks in your own kitchen, with just the right amount of foam on your double tall latte, with this sturdy Italian-made espresso machine. It has an all-steel construction under heavy chrome plating, making it as sturdy and shiny as the bumpers of a '55 Buick. The machine is 12 by 7 inches in size (with the handle lowered) and comes with a tamper, screen, screen holder, measuring ladle, and cappuccino attachment, as well as complete operating instructions and a ten-minute video.

The machine's sleek, retro look sports shiny surfaces, a thick base with curved edges, and a pull-down coffee compressor. It's attractive enough to leave out on the counter (and really too heavy to move around frequently), and once you get used to inexpensive lattes at home, you'll want it handy for everyday use. --Marcie Bovetz

Editor's note: This item may arrive with water inside from the manufacturer's pressure test. This is a normal occurrence and doesn't point to a problem with the machine.

Product Description

The traditional la Pavoni! Superbly polished chrome finish accents the highly efficient design which dates back to 1961. La Pavoni has set a standard for quality and style only found in old world cafes. Each machine is designed to last years and give constant perfect espresso with each pull of the lever. Design features incorporate the best of modern technology such as a nickel plated non-corrosive brass boiler, long life stainless element and reset safety fuse. Triple plated to maintain years of beauty and tested to meet the standard that has kept La Pavoni the premier name in the industry. Features include: 20 oz. boiler capacity Capable of making 8, 2 oz. cups of espresso Steam pressure, piston operated Internal Thermostat to monitor pressure Separate cappuccino spout and controls Makes one or two cups at a time Safety reset fuse. ETL safety listed 1000 Watts. Wt 14 lbs. height 12" 1 Year warranty Video included BONUS OFFER: With Purchase of This Item FREE 1 Pound of our freshly roasted gourmet coffee FREE cookies or biscotti


Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews
68 of 72 people found the following review helpful
Brilliant August 16, 2000
I bought one of these a couple of months ago and although it is a bit expensive it is one of the best purchases I've made in a long time. It looks great. It is so well made, it feels like it will last forever as it is so simple, no electronics to break down no plastic bits to break off. You get a huge amount of control over the way the coffee tastes, it's all in the speed of lowering the handle and the tightness of grinds. It takes a few attempts to get it right but once you've worked it out you'll never look back.
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53 of 55 people found the following review helpful
My parents bought this about five years ago and I followed suit about a year ago. When she first bought it I thought they were crazy, but when it got there I understood why.

This machine is superb for almost any kind of coffee. Sometimes I like a strong espresso and sometimes I like a cold cafe sheccerato which is a cold coffee and is great. (To make it you simply get a shaker (like a martini shaker) and fill it with ice and a few teaspoons of sugar. Brew the coffee and while it is still very hot throw it in the shaker and shake it strongly for about a minute. The result is an ice cold frothy espresso, great for warm days - forget Starbucks imitation stuff, this is much better).

As other people have said, it takes a little bit of time to get it right. Typically I've found that very thin grains are not the best to work with, something between your typical Illy coffee grain and the larger cheap grains usually works well. It take a bit to get used to, but once you start to get a hold of the whole concept it works superbly well. Frankly, even when you do a poor job the coffee is still good.

In addition, my parents have had this item for about five years and have not had a single problem. It's extremely easy to clean and if you are in a rush it's also a great machine since it loads so quickly and easily.

Also, if you are running out the door you need not wait for the water to completely heat up. You can run it after just a few minutes (of course your coffee won't be as warm, but it doesn't have to heat up completely in order to use it). For those quick out-the-door mornings, this is great. You won't have the best espresso in the world, but you'll still have one that beats just about anything.

I've been through about three [price range] machines in the last few years and they all broke or just didn't taste right. ... You have to be able to taste the difference between good and bad coffee to enjoy this machine. If you don't you probably won't enjoy this machine as much. In other words, if Folgers Instant coffee tastes good to you, move along.

It's also worth getting good coffee for this. ...

In the end, if you are looking for a high-quality product that makes high quality coffee, this is a great choice.

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48 of 53 people found the following review helpful
Manual machines, without question,produce the best cup of espresso. I have owned them in the past, and recently purchased a brand new La Pavoni. The machine arrived broken. I could not even get one cup of espresso. I called thinking that La Pavoni would have me send back the machine and replace it. WRONG. I was told that this was not allowed, and the only option I had was contact one of there US Service Agents and arrange to have the machine sent to them for repair. Even then they indicated that the repair expense would be my responsibility.

At this point what do you do? So either I keep the machine as a useless decoration, or concede and try to fix it.

I tried the three numbers they provided. About 10 days have gone by, and I have called each number numerous times to no avail. You never reach a real person. Only a tape recording informing you that they would contact you as quickly as possible.

So, yes, a manual machine is the best, but La Pavoni warranty and service is horrible. If you want a manual, try a different vendor.

Don
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
For The Enthusiast, Which Is OK If You Are One.
I found a fully working used one more than a year ago and use it intermittently. I have hard water and forget to buy bottled, so most electric pump machines require too much... Read more
Published 2 months ago by John S. Socha
Great manual espresso maker - but NOT for the impatient.
You'd better know your coffee before you even start looking at this espresso maker. It is a manual pull espresso maker, meaning there is some art and a lot of trial/error incurred... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jake McDermott
$100 more for the Pavoni EPC-8
I ordered the Pavoni EPC-8 from Amazon at a cost of $849.00. Interestingly, there is a web-link on the Amazon page to AAbbreecoffee, where the same machine lists for $749.00. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Steven C. Cronig
Endless Potential (for espresso only)
Simply put, this machine rocks for high quality espresso.

Once you have the technical skills down, learn the nuances of the beans you are using, and the stars align the... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Michael G.
La Pavoni
It is a piece of art. Our first one turns 28 years old and it was time for a new one . Our new one looks great in the chrome finish. Best machines on the market.
Published 15 months ago by Moose
None Better
Over the years, I've had several espresso machines, they all last about a year, and then break, it's usually the pump that goes.
This is my 2nd La Pavoni. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Marvin M.
Still going strong
I have had my La Pavoni expresso maker for 35 years of coffee making. A couple of years ago we replaced the switch, and that is the only problem I have had. Read more
Published on February 11, 2010 by Scott Long
No parts replacements?!?
We love our La Pavoni Espresso Machine but were disappointed to find that there are no replacements for any of the removable parts. With a variety of cups, screens, screws, etc. Read more
Published on January 24, 2010 by Loretta Donovan
Exceptional Design, Unmatchable Durability, Insuperable Espresso
I lived in Europe for nearly three years, including one year in Milan. I eventually learned to appreciate unadulterated espresso, no milk, no sugar. Read more
Published on June 6, 2009 by Music Fan
La Pavoni EPC-8 Europiccola
This is my first real espresso machine. My biggest uncertainty before buying it was whether a manual lever-style machine or an automated one (like the Roncilio or Anita) would be... Read more
Published on May 26, 2009 by Michael J. Scholtes
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