A good grinder is just as important, perhaps more so.
For the best coffee within that budget, I'd get an Aeropress (~£30) and a hand grinder of some sort (~£60).
What would you guys say is the cheapest actual machine that's worth getting?
Machine wise, I bought my dad last Xmas a Bosch Tassimo. It's brill. I thought it would just be a gimmick thing but we use it all the time! Really really quick and there is a good range of coffee's available. They also taste good as well, which is important.
It's definitely been a good buy.
My wife.
What would you guys say is the cheapest actual machine that's worth getting?
That's not the kind of coffee machine the OP had in mind, I think.
Personally, I would get a Gaggia, one of the entry models.
Well I'd have a look at the reviews on coffeegeek before parting with your cash.
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews
For the DBM8: http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/grinders/cuisinartdbm8
And she is cheap is she ?
I've seen a CUISINART DBM8U, for £45. Are these any good?
Hmmmm....this store stocks the original blend, maybe mail them and ask if they can get the dark roastI love the Dunkin' Donuts: Dunkin' Dark Roast Ground Coffee sold in 16oz packets
but you can't get it here
Hey
What in your opinions are the best low-end coffee machines? Preferably 100 quid or less.
Thanks.