Freestanding coffee machines
Our Barister 600 range is a proven, floor standing bean-to-cup platform built for reliable daily use in busier offices and factories. Both Barister 600 models grind and brew fresh for every cup rather than mixing from a pre-made blend. The standard Barister 600 uses simple button selection, while the Barister 600 Touch adds a full touchscreen menu, giving a wider drinks range and a more familiar,
coffee-shop style ordering experience, well suited to larger teams or visitor-facing spaces such as reception areas.
Tabletop coffee machines
For smaller offices and breakrooms, our tabletop range fits onto an existing worktop without the floor space a freestanding machine needs. The Vitro S1 (from £2,762.02) is built for locations serving under 60 cups a day, ideal for a small team or reception area. The G 300 Krea ES + 3IN (from £5,033.00) is rated for up to 150 cups a day with three soluble canisters, suited to a busier office. The G 100 ES + 2IN (from £4,098.18) sits between the two on price, sharing the same brewing technology as the G 300 in a smaller specification.
Buying outright, without losing the support
Buying a coffee vending machine outright means it is yours from day one, with no ongoing contract. Restocking beans, milk and chocolate canisters becomes your responsibility, which is where a specialist supplier matters. Our team can talk you through payment options, including Klarna at checkout, and point you towards maintenance once your machine is installed. If you would rather hand over restocking and servicing entirely, our Operated Vending Service may suit you better. For refills, our Coffee Tins, Tea Bags & Sugar collection stocks everything you need to keep it running.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a freestanding and a tabletop coffee machine?
A freestanding coffee machine is a larger, floor standing unit built for higher daily volumes and busier offices. A tabletop machine sits on an existing worktop or desk and suits smaller teams or lower daily cup counts.
How many cups a day can these machines make?
It depends on the model. The Vitro S1 is built for under 60 cups a day, while the G 300 Krea ES + 3IN is rated for up to 150 cups a day. Get in touch and we will help you match the right machine to your team size.
Do these machines grind fresh beans, or use instant coffee?
The Barister 600 range and the tabletop G-series models grind fresh beans for espresso-based drinks, with additional soluble canisters for extras like hot chocolate or milk. Get in touch if you would like us to confirm the exact brewing set-up for a specific model against your requirements.
Is it better to buy or lease a coffee vending machine?
Buying outright suits businesses who want full ownership from day one with no ongoing contract. If you would rather avoid the upfront cost and have B&B manage restocking and maintenance instead, our Operated Vending Service may be a better fit. Get in touch and our team will talk you through both options honestly.