Best Burr Coffee Grinders for Baristas

it does everything you could possibly want a professional level grinder for.

as far as making a good grind for coffee it is the best we've owned and as good as the big grinders used in the professional places.

you don't need to be an uber-guru-espresso-maker to benefit from this machine, but i imagine it would help.

the bottom line is that this unit is quiet, sturdy and attractive while making a great grind of coffee for our professional bunn coffee maker.

w/ other c/b grinders, i find this product is very acceptable for the amateur barista.

i got this unit to grind chia seeds (the black ones which have hard shells) and it works wonderfully.

i have read that serious espresso folks prefer a finer grind than this can provide but i'm not a barista, not yet atleast, so i'm loving it so far.

i've been a barista for seven years -- this grinder functions nearly as well as the professional models i've used.

as far as making a good grind for coffee it is the best we've owned and as good as the big grinders used in the professional places.

very professional looking (looks right at home next to my viking range -- that should tell you something).

it's not a mazzer, it's not an isomac, it's not even a starbucks barista.

first, let me say that i am not a coffee connoisseur (heresy, i know).

but, after visitors accidentally broke my starbucks barista grinder, i had to buy a new grinder and this is the one i decided upon.

i think we can all agree that this is not a top-notch barista-quality machine, but this is a pretty good grinder for the $$.

it's not a mazzer, it's not an isomac, it's not even a starbucks barista.

first, let me say that i am not a coffee connoisseur (heresy, i know).

but, after visitors accidentally broke my starbucks barista grinder, i had to buy a new grinder and this is the one i decided upon.

i think we can all agree that this is not a top-notch barista-quality machine, but this is a pretty good grinder for the $$.