Coffee Grinders
Coffee Warehouse stocks burr coffee grinders for espresso and filter coffee, including single dose and hopper-fed models from Breville, Eureka, KitchenAid, Macap, Profitec, Rocket, and Turin. Every coffee grinder on this page ships across Canada, and each product listing shows burr size, dosing method, and grind range so you can match a grinder to your machine and the coffee you actually brew.
A Burr Grinder Produces a Narrower, More Even Particle Size
A burr coffee grinder crushes beans between two abrasive surfaces set at a fixed gap, so most of the batch comes out close to the same size. That consistency matters most for espresso, where uneven grounds cause some particles to over-extract and others to under-extract during the same shot, and it also helps drip and pour-over coffee extract more evenly. A blade grinder chops beans with a spinning propeller instead of a fixed gap, so a batch usually ends up with a mix of fine dust and larger chunks. Blade grinders can still make a drinkable cup for a French press or cold brew, where the longer steep time smooths out some of that unevenness, but they make it harder to dial in a specific grind size for espresso or filter coffee.
A Single-Dose Grinder Holds Almost No Coffee Between Grinds
A single dose coffee grinder starts each grind empty. You weigh out beans for the drink you are making, drop them into the hopper or the dosing funnel, and grind that amount, so the burr chamber holds close to zero leftover coffee afterward. That setup suits anyone rotating between a few different bags, since there is no old coffee to purge before switching. A hopper grinder holds a standing supply of beans, sometimes a pound or more, so it is ready to grind on demand without weighing anything first. That convenience suits a household working through one bag at a time, or batch grinding filter coffee in the morning, though some beans sit in the burr chamber and hopper between grinds, and the first dose after a refill can carry a little stale coffee from the last fill.
Which Grinder Pairs With Your Espresso Machine?
The brands below sell both espresso machines and dedicated grinders, so staying within one brand is the simplest way to match your hardware:
Macap and Turin are grinder-only brands in our current lineup, so neither is tied to one specific Coffee Warehouse espresso machine. Turin's single dose grinders and Macap's commercial-grade MI20 both work as standalone upgrades next to whatever espresso machine you already own.
| Espresso Machine Brand | Recommended Grinder Pairing |
|---|---|
| Breville | Breville coffee grinders |
| Rocket Espresso | Rocket coffee grinders |
| KitchenAid | KitchenAid coffee grinders |
| Profitec | Profitec coffee grinders |
| Any brand of espresso machine | Eureka coffee grinders, a dedicated grinder line rather than part of a machine |
