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The best drip coffee makers brew a full 8- to 14-cup pot for a household or office. These eight were chosen from Food Network, HGTV and Tom's Guide picks plus thousands of Kohl's buyer reviews. Want one cup at a time instead? Skip to the pod machines...

















































Keurig and single-serve pod coffee makers brew one cup in about a minute with almost no cleanup. Food Network and HGTV testers picked several of these, and some also brew from your own grounds. Expect a higher cost per cup than drip coffee.


































Nespresso machines make both espresso and full cups from capsules, with rich crema and one-touch brewing. Vertuo models brew coffee and espresso; Original models focus on espresso shots. Capsules cost more than grounds and can't be swapped between th...
















Espresso and bean-to-cup machines grind, brew and froth for cafe-style lattes and cappuccinos at home. BestReviews, Tom's Guide, TechRadar and Reviewed tested the standouts here. Budget semi-automatics need a separate grinder; bean-to-cup models cost...






























Iced coffee and cold brew makers skip the watered-down coffee problem. True cold brew steeps for 12 to 24 hours for a smooth, low-acid concentrate, while iced settings on Ninja and Keurig machines brew strong coffee straight over ice in minutes.























A burr grinder, a milk frother and a good kettle upgrade any coffee setup for less than a new machine. Fresh-ground beans taste noticeably better, and a frother turns any brewer into a latte maker.








































