Nespresso reviews and discussion

Absolutely love the fact I can have gourmet coffee and lattes right at home.. Great selection of flavors and sizes.. In need of a quick shot of Espresso for an afternoon pick me up?? Not a problem , with the Nespresso it’s ready in less time than it takes to grab your keys!!

A classic for a reason! Use this every morning. Wish that pods were available to purchase in more locations, but, other brands do now make compatible pods that fit Nespresso machines. I have a Lattissima One with an attached frother now, but I also love their standalone frother — it is definitely the best in the biz!

Nespresso got me though Covid. There, I said it. Going from having nice coffee in my office to working at home with annoying filter coffee or instant coffee would have been unbearable. I got through so many Nespresso pods during 2020-22. Overall Nespresso coffee tastes good - I love the variety you can have by buying a selection of pods, and I think it's great you can now buy a selection of compatible pods in the supermarket too.

I have a Nespresso & love the ease of having an espresso machine from pods in my house, however it doesn't really stay hot... once I add milk or creamer it's always just cold coffee

TLDR: Not 100% perfect, but in my opinion, the best at-home option for fast espresso. Nespresso has mastered a few key things: - fast at-home espresso production - making it easy to make espresso - creating a slim/non-counter-invasive machine that makes good espresso - offering a range of espresso pods for novice to experienced espresso drinkers They do, definitely have some opportunities for growth. Most notable for me: - The machine does jam up every once in a while, and I have to manually get in there and tinker to figure out what's wrong. Sometimes a pod is stuck in a weird place, sometimes it doesn't recognize that there is in fact water in the tank, etc. - Some of the coffee pods have a chemical aftertaste, particularly the coffee-style pods. I really don't care for the flavored coffee pods. - It's definitely loud. Like, it sounds like it's grinding beans and working REALLY HARD to turn your pod into a drink loud. Which is weird because....it's not really doing all that much. I'm glad I have one, and I dig it, but I do look forward to the future of nespresso's products for sure! They're definitely taking customer feedback as it comes to aesthetic design - I'm thinking they'll work on some of the more functional elements in the coming years, too :)

Prefacing this with the fact that I drink coffee maybe five times a year. However, that makes me extremely picky and nespresso is probably the only at-home coffee machine that actually makes sense for me. I really like all of their flavors and that I can do a lot with them to get away from the actual taste of coffee.

The convenience factor is really what drove my 4-star review. It's not the best-tasting coffee, but the pods make it super easy, there's no cleanup, and perfect for a college student like me. It's a great starter coffee maker.

It's not the best tasting coffee, BUT when it comes to convenience this machine rocks. I like their recycling program and the machines are extremely easy to use. We put them in our AirBnb and guests love it.

Whenever I'm at my parents' house I love using their Nespresso machine. I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but the purple pods are my favorite. I've never owned a machine myself, but I have gifted one before and appreciate that the brand has a range in pricing depending on the model you buy.

My office has a Nespresso, and I absolutely enjoy using it-- it's MUCH cheaper than paying for the coffee truck in our building lobby. That said, I personally prefer the taste of a freshly brewed espresso if I can get it, and I can taste the difference between a real espresso and a Nespresso so would advise any coffee elitists/purists/etc against purchasing this if they want that ~authentic feel~

Have the nespresso machine at my work. It works really nice giving it a nice aroma whenever we have a cup of coffee during breaks. Easy to use as you just put in a pod and water and press the button. I would say that the pod itself is a bit costly but if you're thinking about running to starbucks everyday, I think it's cost saving with a professional like coffee you can enjoy easily.

Nespresso makes great single-shot pods—convenient, consistent, and full of flavor. The espresso is rich and smooth, with a nice crema every time. Perfect for a quick, high-quality coffee at home

Kept me awake at late nights at the synchrotron

Very delicious coffee. A bit expensive for the pods, but not more expensive than leaving the house to buy cups of coffee.

The best pod coffee out there. Simple, quick, crowd pleaser. I actually like it more as black coffee than barista coffee. Has a good level of creme and its not too bitter.

Cool concept, great tasting coffee with a big variety of flavours. I appreciate their capsule recycling program. The only downside is the coffee doesn’t stay hot very long, however, I now use double walled cups and it’s improved.

I have had a couple of machines and have gotten rid of them all in favor of a moka pot. I just find that the space that the machine takes up is not worth it to me.

I got my first Nespresso machine a couple years ago and completely obsessed! I never made coffee at home prior because I never liked it, but I love my machine and going to the store to choose new pods.

I absolutely love my Nespresso! I love that I can have higher quality coffee at a convenience. I mostly use it for a quick little espresso in the morning or after dinner, so if that’s your vibe, I say it’s perfect! Also you get a bag to put used capsules in and can drop it off at one of the postal services to return them.

I'm so impressed by this thing. I don't have high expectations for any type of coffee maker, but the Nespresso makes an awesome drink despite not being the industrial type of espresso machine you'll see at a café. P.S. The pods are recyclable.