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Question: Freinds, Can I use this machine for a small coffee shop giving 50 to 100 cups a day. Else, tell me what machine would best suit me need with low cost.
Document: Most likely this was the best purchase I have ever made and has saved me hundreds (I kid you not) of dollars by not going to coffee houses every day for my fix. Being a former barista I can tell you what comes out of this machine tastes exactly like the drinks you would get at the place with the mermaid logo. It just takes practice getting to know your grind and make sure your using a good espresso.
Easy to use. Fast. About as easy to clean as a machine like this can get. Seems well built so far (5-10 cups a day for about a month.) The coffee is as good or better than you'll buy anywhere.
5 stars. I have only had it a day but it is already impressed me! As a coffee snob (I grew up in Portland OR & owned an espresso shop), I have been &#34;espresso challenged&#34; since moving to the south. Sixbucks (Starbucks) is all people know when it comes to coffee/ espresso....or the second fav here is Dunkin Doughnuts (help!! )Super easy to use. The grind is perfect.
Even I tell myself I don't need to read them because I already know how to use a Breville. Apparently not true.The grinder is capable of turning coffee into fine dust if you turn it up too far. The dial for coarse or fine grind is great. The dial for amount needs a smaller graduation between clicks. I sacrificed a half a pound of coffee fine tuning the settings; oh well, it's dialed in for the this roast until I change it. Each coffee roast will give you different results.
I received the Breville BES870XL from Amazon as a gift. The first machine had a defective water pump (i.e. dead on arrival). I exchanged it through Amazon for a new one. The second one worked out of the box.The Breville BES870XS has a lot of different settings. It has all the relevant adjustments one would need to brew great Espresso. But unfortunately the quality of the components is too low to get consistent results.
My second Breville and the best! I upgraded from the smaller 800ESXL and the improvements and expansions are terrific. I read all the reviews prior to purchasing this unit and since I truly enjoy making my own beverages at home I invested in this machine. After a full  month of heavy use and testing all the features I am 100% delighted.however, having said that here are the pros and cons as I experience them:Pros:1.
He wanted to brew another and this would have been ok, except I had already explained to him this is EXACTLY what I had gone through...this EXACT process prior to calling. He probably felt the he need to verify this but 2 cups in and no real end in sight and at 13$ for 8oz of Illy whole bean and the fact I had done this already and had told him this explicitly I started to lose my temper.
It takes more time to make a coffee but the results are more than satisfactory. I use almond milk, which doesn't froth very well in general. I can almost get my almond milk to the cow milk consistency. Nice!The Breville looks great and has a small footprint on our already overcrowded counter. There is storage inside for the cleaning tools and on top for the tamper, razor and carafe. A very nice product. I would recommend it.
If the pressure is too high, start testing for coarser and coarser grinder setting until the pressure is reduced to the perfect range. If the pressure is low even at fine-side setting, you are still under dosing the coffee amount. Before blaming anything else, increase the dose. I can easily make it to be over-extracting with coarse grinder setting by increasing dose, trust me. Now you are 90%.Then try different coffee beans until you find your favorite.
The Breville BES870XL is an excellent machine. We have had this unit for almost 1 year and use it daily. It does take some experimenting to get the perfect latte, as you need to get the grind size, amount, and steamed milk just right....but it is well worth it! I'd recommend getting a slightly larger milk picture if you plan to make a 16oz or larger latte, the one it comes with is just slightly too small for anything over a 15oz latte.
Answer: Not likely.... this machine is almost perfect for home use, but not that suitable for commercial use, even if its a small coffee shop. You will need a faster machine, specially when frothing milk... this machine is reliable but definitely slow for commercial use, so you might find yourself delaying the coffee orders because you would not be able to deliver them on time. Additionally, I dont think this machine would stand the this level of commercial usage for long.... maybe 1 year max.By the way, 50-100 cups a a day is not that small, I rather say its medium sized coffee shop. Go for the known and reliable brands on the market such as Rancilio, Cimbali, Gaggia, etc. They are costly but they well pay themselves in less than a year.... its a pretty straight forward business, dont go for the cheap!