A boxed Bella espresso coffee machine is pictured. The box shows the red coffee machine with two white cups underneath, featuring text highlighting its milk frother, 15-bar pump, and modern design.

Bella Espresso Machine Review

This week the boys have gone back to school and the early mornings have been such a struggle. After two weeks off and lazy mornings, the 7 am wake up alarm was not a welcome one. Luckily once I’ve had a cup of coffee (or two) I’m like a different person and raring (well kind of) to go. If like me you enjoy your coffee and are looking for a new Espresso Machine then carry on reading as the Bella Espresso Machine I have been trying out for the last month may just be of interest to you.

My favourite part of receiving a new gadget is the unpacking. I love seeing something when it is brand new and unused – call me weird but that’s how I roll. When I opened the Bella Espresso Machine’s box I was instantly impressed with how the machine looked. It is a very sleek and glamorous looking little machine.

A red and silver BELLA espresso machine sits on a kitchen worktop, featuring control knobs, indicator lights, a steam wand, and a drip tray—perfect for brewing rich coffee at home.

The Bella Espresso machine makes the perfect cup of coffee every time from a double or single shot of espresso, a frothy latte, or even a lovely hot chocolate. The machine has a generous and transparent 1.2-litre water tank so there’s no need to fill it before each use and you can see how much water is left before it needs refilling again. It also has a cup warmer on top of the machine meaning you can heat your mug before adding the coffee and milk.

 A close-up view of a shiny black electric coffee appliance with measurement markings, a visible lead, and part of an electrical plug on a speckled worktop. A close-up of a stainless steel steam wand attached to a red espresso machine, with a drip tray below—perfect for frothing milk and preparing your favourite coffee drinks.Two black-handled espresso machine portafilters, a metal filter basket, and hints of freshly brewed coffee rest on a speckled worktop.
A hand holds a portafilter filled with freshly ground coffee, ready to be placed in an espresso machine on a speckled worktop, highlighting the perfect start to any coffee lover's day. A red and silver espresso machine with the brand name "Bella" brews rich coffee into a small white cup placed on the drip tray. Indicator lights on the machine are illuminated. A white coffee mug sits on top of a stainless steel Bella espresso machine. The control knob and illuminated red and orange indicator lights hint at a fresh coffee brew.

The machine has a three function control dial – coffee, standby, steam; a single and double cup stainless steel filter and a swivel steam wand so you can make those creamy, milky lattes and hot chocolates like in the coffee shops but for a fraction of the price.

A hand holds a metal jug filled with milk under the steam wand of an espresso machine, frothing the milk to create foam for a perfect cup of coffee.

I love that the machine is really easy to clean and comes apart easily. It has a removable drip tray and parts that can be cleaned in a dishwasher.

A white ceramic mug filled with rich, frothy coffee sits on a speckled worktop. A white coffee mug filled with a frothy drink, likely a cappuccino or latte, sits on a speckled worktop. The foam on top is creamy and light with a few small bubbles.

If you like the look of the Bella Espresso machine you can purchase it at the moment for £79.99 both online and instore at Argos.

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