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Europiccola Italian made espresso maker features are many, including a 38 ounce boiler capacity. Makes 16, 2 ounce cups of espresso. It has a dual frothing cappuccino system and internal thermostat to control pressure. It also has a mounted pressure g
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I have had this machine since 1998, i drink on average 4 espresso a day, that is a total of around 17,500 espressos and it still works like a charm. I have serviced it myself about 3 years ago with new gaskets you can buy them for about 40 bucks. If you are looking for a solid machine that will last, this is it, pays for itself time and time again.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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We've only had this machine for a week now, but I'm already in love. It makes the best espresso I have ever tasted... We are coffee snobs (roast our own beans even!) and this machine is perfection. It's quiet (so nice not to hear the thunk thunk of a pump!), easy to use, etc. We thought there was going to be more of a learning curve, but after pulling a few shots, we've got it down. The foam extension isn't the best, but we're getting some pretty good foam now a week later. This machine is perfect too for people who have limited counterspace. It looks SO sexy on the counter, is easier to clean than our pump machine, and takes up so little space.
I'm in love. :) (Don't tell my husband! ;))
I'm in love. :) (Don't tell my husband! ;))
15 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I have owned this machine (8-cup) for over ten years and everyday when I make my morning cappuccino I love it more. You can spend more for a machine that measures the coffee, tamps it, pulls the water through and steams the milk for you, but you can tip the kids behind the counter at Starbucks and they'll do the same thing. Making espresso should be a little art and a little science and this machine an impeccable balance of the two. If you aren't the kind of person who takes joy in mixing the perfect martini, making a risotto that whispers with flavor, or whipping a meringue to impossibly tall peaks, this probably isn't the machine for you.
The La Pavoni is for the person who will find tremendous joy in going to the lengths required to make a perfect cappuccino by hand everyday. (And don't bother using anything less than Illy Cafe coffee in it.)
The La Pavoni is for the person who will find tremendous joy in going to the lengths required to make a perfect cappuccino by hand everyday. (And don't bother using anything less than Illy Cafe coffee in it.)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
An excellent machine, if you are willing to work with it.
Our machine has been providing us with excellent espresso (and lattes that are far better than those we have gotten at Starbucks) for six years. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Thomas E. Pallas
why buy anything else
I bought this as a replacement for the 10 year old eruopiccea model we had and am glad I did. I was always over filling the smaller erropiccea and as a result causing the pressure... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Tim
May be good but not for me
Good and sturdy looking but takes a lot of time and coffee to master it. Coffee is just to expensive to throw away. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Andrey A Grishin
Great Machine!
Beautiful machine. My wife calls it "futuristic". I call it "retro". It uses steam pressure so there is no pump. Read more
Published 19 months ago by R&A
Best home espresso machine
When I got divorced a few years ago, my wife took our La Pavoni and I got the Starbucks Barista we had used at our weekend place. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Botox Queen
Gorgeous machine that makes great espresso
This is my fourth espresso machine. I bought it after the La Pavoni "Carina" (that I bought from Zabars) started to get unreliable, and I decided I'd rather replace it than to put... Read more
Published on July 6, 2008 by Jon Shemitz
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