I like a good strong shot of espresso, especially when it comes from a simple yet beautiful machine. Old school espresso machines may look like a thing from the past, but they surely make a proper shot of espresso anyway.
From French press coffee makers to travel coffee makers, I really appreciate it when a simple device is able to make something as good as what you can get in an actual coffee shop. It reminds that going back to basics are some times a very good idea.
Choosing an old school espresso machine means fewer features, but the functionality is intact. It gets the job done, and you don’t have to study a 100-page manual to get an idea of the countless features and customization options.
For this buying guide I’ve reviewed some of the most interesting old school espresso machines, and my rec