Best Coffee Grinders With Reviews

I searched high and low online for a coffee grinder that didn’t have a non-stock coating (Teflon, etc) inside. This is the only one I found under 100. I’m happy with it. It’s a very quiet compared to our Bodum burr grinder, so my husband uses it when he wakes up early. It’s definitely a labor of love to make a pot of coffee with manually ground beans, but I believe the large wheel on this model makes the process a bit fastereasier than other styles of manual grinders. Most house guests think the grinder is an antique, which is fun. It gets a lot of attention when people see it on our counter. Grounds do fall on the counter when the wooden drawer is pulled out. But it is no messier than my electric Bodum grinder. In my experience, anytime you are grinding with highly pigmented, oily beans there will be some mess.

Very nice looking and functional coffee grinder that adds a charming vintage look to any kitchen. Well made and looks nice on our kitchen counter not to mention it grinds well. You'll have freshly ground coffee and work out your arm at the same time!

I saw other reviews say that this was very loud, but I actually thought the noise level wasn't bad at all. My grinds are even, so this machine does what it needs to. The only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 is because I do find that there is sometimes a small mess of grinds on my countertop from the way this is constructed--specifically when I take out the grind holder and replace it.

great coffee grinder, abysmal customer service. hopefully you don’t live somewhere where packages are frequently stolen (everywhere) bc wayfair will try to tell you to file a police report when fedex inevitably ignores delivery instructions and leaves your package outside. the customer service i received when my package was stolen was more like being treated like a criminal. i have been a wayfair credit card holder and loyal customer for years. i am paying off my card and never shopping on this website again. thanks!

If you want a morning workout this is great! Will not be for everyday use and more so for decor if power is limited on our houseboat I can still make a cup of coffee.

It serves its purpose, I don't expact it will last forever, but I am not a huge coffee drinker myself. I mostly have it on hand to grind whole beans for visitors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Omigosh, I thought I had posted this before, but I utterly forgot! I LOVE THIS! But, not for the reasons I thought it would. When I originally sought this grinder, I thought I'd be using it for herbs, or nuts, or maybe even coffee right? My family utterly runs on tea and coffee! But, I'm using it for miniature-sized stuffing servings! Now, a little back story: our stove stopped working years ago, so I pretty much live and die by my crock pot, toaster, and microwave. I have a roaster that I pull out twice a year for turkeys, a skillet for special meals, but almost all of the meals for my family (my older sister, mother, and I) are created using those three appliances. Boy, can we get creative with how we use them, but there are still a few things we miss having. Any dish that -approximates- a normal, cooked-on-the-stove dish is a major WIN with us! Enter, this sweet little grinder! With a little experimentation, I ascertained that you can make a reasonable substitute for stovetop stuffing! Add to the grinder: - 1/2 teaspoon poultry seasoning - 1/4 teaspoon Johnny's Garlic seasoning (or pure garlic) - Shake of pepper - 1/2 a piece of your normal stuffing bread (ours is wheat) Stir and cup that up, put it in a bowl, then add your second half of the bread slice to the grinder but use the button to pulse it and make it a little more coarse. Dump this into your bowl as well with two teaspoons of butter or margarine, and zap it in the microwave enough to melt that butter completely and get it a little bit bubbly. Then stir, stir, stir while it's hot, and you've got yourself a tidy little bit of stuffing! We've had some divisive opinions in our family of food critics about the use of celery seed (which goes in our normal stuffing), whether or not any sugar is required, and it -definitely- tastes better when cooked in the microwave with actual poultry and/or bullion, but if you're wishing for a little bit of home it's definitely worth experimenting with. It just takes one slice of bread each time, and the batches are large enough that several people can taste-test a spoonful of each one. Stuffing is one of those things where everyone has their own special recipe, so you'll probably want to adapt this to what you're used to at home. Cranberries, cornbread, etc. It's so super-nice to make just about a cup of stuffing at a time, though, and the cleanup is SUPER EASY with the detachable carafe!!! I've been so tired, so long, with having grinders that can only be wiped out, but I can just dunk this into a dishpan of hot water and scrub it good and clean, and it's ready to go for the next meal! It's SO EASY TO USE!! If I had one complaint at all, it's that the cord is pretty short, but since I keep a surge supressor on my kitchen counter for cooking appliances anyway, this is pretty much a non-issue with me. I just unwind it a little extra. It's -very- handy that the grinder's own cord winds up to store in the base of the unit, it makes it super-easy to store! No more devices that tip over due to an unwieldy cord! If you need a grinder for anything at all, BUY THIS ONE, it will save you a headache and it's super-fun to experiment with!!!

I like to grind roasted coffee beans b/c my coffee tastes fresher that way...this has a lot of power and does a really good job of grinding the beans. I had a grinder before and it didn't have near the power this one has. Very good purchase to make if you love that fresh smell of coffee!

It's a good-looking grinder that fits in very well next to my Cuisinart coffee maker. I got that particular coffee maker because it brews up to 14 cups (which I then refrigerate for morning iced coffees), and this burr grinder can be set to prepare grounds for 14 cups! A great match. The touch screen is easy to use, and keeps the quantity setting so the next time I want to grind a pot-full, I merely touch the power button to wake up the machine, then touch the now-illuminated button just above it to start the grinder. With so much coffee being used up per grind, I do wish the hopper were larger — I've taken to just topping up the beans each time I grind, rather than have it run out of them mid-grind (which it did once, very early on in my time with it). That makes it a smidgen less convenient than I'd hoped, but no biggie. It also takes a long time to grind 14 cups worth of beans, and it is quite loud. The timing is not an issue, since it takes longer than grind-time to fill the carafe from the RO faucet, but the noise bothers me a bit, in that I'm usually up before my wife and have, at times, postponed the grinding to give her a bit more shut-eye. I should note, too, that the grounds are shot out of the grinder against the opposite interior wall of the collection bin, where they stick a bit, requiring some scraping to get 'em off, and since the grounds are a bit sticky and, thus, clumpy, I have to be careful when dumping them from the wide-mouthed hopper into the coffee maker so a clump doesn't plop outside the filter cone. Just another little detail to attend to… To summarize: it looks good, works well, it isn't perfect, and I'm happy with the purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My mornings are time-limited, getting all my morning duty's done on time is important with this DeLonghi Dedica coffee grinder I can start every morning off right. The main body is stainless steel brushed casing. Plated plastic top and a black plastic bottom and a digital readout. You can choose From one to fourteen into a collation vessel for drip or French press. Also, a secret department at the bottom for DeLonghi portal filter You can program how much coffee you wanted to be ground into the porta filler. Adjust the setting of the grinder 1 to 18. Espresso, drip, pour-over or French press. You have a choice of the different setting's for the drip part. Light, normal or strong depending on your taste preferences. The hopper holds half a pound of coffee. The grinder volume is high pitched noise, not a quiet grinder. PROS . I love the option of being able to set the exact grind setting I am looking for. . Options set 1 to 14 depending on how fine you want the grind. For the for drip or French press. CONS . Doesn't grind as fine as I would like, but does the job for your basic coffee. Overall, I am very pleased and happy with this grinder. I see it lasting a long time. The grinder is durable and well built. The cleaning process is easy.It's simple to use and makes my mornings more convenient. I would recommend this sort of grinder.

Bought one of these about 10 years ago and it ground my coffee well every day for those 10 years. It stopped working a few weeks ago and I was happy to see that Delonghi still makes the exact same model so I ordered another one. The grind was consistent the whole time with minimal upkeep needed. Really well made. Would recommend.

The AdHoc Mrs. Bean manual coffee bean grinder was so easy to assemble. The grinder handle fits snugly, with little effort, atop the bean grinder itself. To use: Fill the grinder with your bean selection, add the handle, twist to indicate your level of coffee grounds consistency, and start turning! It turns relatively easy, but it did take some time (as expected with a manual grinder) to grind my beans. However, my 8 year old thinks it's a fun activity so I think we have a winner!

Used my daughters one time and was pleased with the speed that it ground beans and the grind consistency. The noise level was quieter than my Mr Coffee grinder. I also liked the clear top so you could look in and see the grind. So I bought one when I got home. This one makes a rattlling vibration noise when the grinder is stopping. It grinds fairly quietly, but the louder vibration at the end now has me holding the top to minimize that noise. It also has some coffee grounds that get out between the top of the bowl and the clear top, so I have to clean out under the bowl almost every time. A silicone seal or o-ring would probably eliminate that little messiness. Other then these minor nuisances, it is still quiter and provides a more consistent grind than the Mr. Coffee. Overall it is better, but I still expected more from Cuisinart. And there appears to be some variation from one unit to the next. My daughter's unit was quiet through out running and the slow down to stop. You could be on the phone. My new one would make me pause the call for a second or two.

This coffee grinder is great for small coffee pots that make only 5 cups of coffee. It is small, fits perfectly on my counter top and is so quiet compared to my old one. I am impressed at how fast it grinds my coffee beans, how my coffee tastes and how easy it is to clean. It looks great with my other appliances which are either black or silver. If you are looking for a smaller grinder that makes very little noise and works great, I would recommend this to anyone. I am very happy with this one compared to my old one.

After using this grinder I can say it is suprising very quite for having a bit of power. My girlfriend didnt even hear me grinding my coffee from the other room in our apartment. It is a super simple design that does the job without a bunch of flashy features that you wont use. I will say you have to be careful when using because it can easily grind your coffee too fine! (Which happened my first try but its a learning experience) The grinder itself is relatively small a little bit bigger than a pop can. I would say my favorite part of the grinder is the built in cable management system on the bottom that neatly tucks away the long power cable in the bottom of the grinder. My father did not even notice the grinder among my other appliances because it blended in so well without taking much space! For a cheap little grinder you cant really go wrong. At the low price it is I would recommend getting the 2 year warranty just to be safe even if you dont the grinder is so cheap even if it last you 2 years it pays for itself!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a complimentary Braun Coffee Grinder for testing purposes. My grinder is a stainless steel and black. It plugs into an electrical socket for use and the back of the machine has storage for the cord when not in use. There’s a knob on the side that can be set for 15 separate grind selections allowing for French press, drip or and espresso brew. On top of the machine you can set it to grind anywhere from 2 to 12 cups. The grind container is see thru so you can see the coffee grinds as you ground and is a large size capacity. The container is removable making it easy to pour your grinds right into the desired location for use. This comes with a cleaning brush and removable parts that are dishwasher safe. The only downside to this machine is I found the directions for use to be somewhat hard to follow. They are picture diagram only. My husband and I had difficulty getting the machine to even work at all. Eventually we realized we had the the upper burr grinder plate placed wrong. So through about 30 minutes of trial and error we were able to get the machine working. The machine has a push start and then push to stop. It also has an automatic shut off after non use. I love that the parts are easy to clean and dishwasher safe. I have come to enjoy this grinder and it produces grounds that make the best cups of coffee I’ve ever had. We grind for a k cup machine and prefer this method now. Even though the directions for use fell short, once you get it going it’s the best thing.