Ninja Luxe Café Premier Review
One machine for espresso, filter coffee and cold brew, with a built-in grinder, built-in scale for dosing, and assisted tamping.
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Best for: Households that drink espresso, regular filter coffee and cold brew
Key specs
| Width × depth × height | 33 × 34 × 37 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 11.6 kg |
| Water tank | 2 L |
| Type | Semi-automatic with grinder (espresso, filter coffee and cold brew) |
| Built-in grinder | Yes, conical burr |
| Milk frothing | Hands-free frothing system |
| Portafilter | Brand-specific |
| Price tier | Premium (see Amazon for today's price) |
📏 Will it fit under your kitchen cabinets? · 🖨️ Printable true-size template · 🛠️ Espresso machine troubleshooter · 📘 Instruction manuals on the official Ninja website
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Pros
- Espresso, filter coffee and cold brew in one machine
- Built-in scale and grind guidance help beginners
- Hands-free milk frothing
Cons
- Large footprint
- Brand-specific accessories
- Espresso purists may prefer a dedicated machine
Overview
The Luxe Café is built for variety. It pulls espresso, makes filter coffee and cold brew, and grinds beans for all of them.
A built-in scale and grind guidance aim to remove guesswork, and the frothing system handles milk without manual technique.
Who should skip it
You only drink espresso and want the best possible shot for the money, or your counter space is limited.
What else you will need
- Fresh whole-bean coffee
- Milk for the frothing system
- Descaling solution
🎬 Video guides
Videos by the maker or independent creators on YouTube. They load only when you tap play.
How to use it
Ninja Luxe Café ES601: how to use, setup guide · GrumpyMan's REVIEWS
Cleaning and descaling
How to Descale the Ninja Luxe Cafe · Tom's Coffee Corner
Verdict
The best choice when one machine has to keep everyone in the house happy.
Alternatives to consider
- Sage Barista Express: Beginners who want café-style espresso without buying a separate grinder
- Sage Barista Pro: Buyers who like the Barista Express idea but want faster heat-up and a digital display
- Sage Barista Express Impress: Beginners who want an all-in-one machine that helps with dosing and tamping