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La Marzocco

La Marzocco Espresso Machines in Toronto & Canada

La Marzocco Espresso Machines in Toronto & Canada

Brothers Giuseppe and Bruno Bambi founded La Marzocco in Florence, Italy in 1927, and its espresso machines are still handmade in Florence today. Why choose La Marzocco over a brand like Slayer? La Marzocco introduced the dual boiler espresso machine in 1970, and its machines pair separate coffee and steam boilers with dual PID control, so the brewing temperature stays steady shot after shot. Each machine we carry comes with a 1 year parts and labour warranty through the manufacturer, and La Marzocco has its own Canadian locations in Toronto and Vancouver. One standout is the La Marzocco STRADA-X-3-GR Three Group Espresso Machine. Its straight in portafilters are designed to reduce strain on the barista by 12 times, and paddle profiling with Smart Saturation gives baristas precise control over every extraction. We also carry the La Marzocco KB90-AV-3-GR Three Group Espresso Machine, plus the Linea PB and Linea Classic S in two to four group models. All La Marzocco machines are special order with an estimated lead time of 8-12 weeks. Phoenix Food Equipment ships La Marzocco from Vaughan across Toronto, the GTA, and the rest of Canada and the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions we hear from operators.

What is the warranty on La Marzocco products?

La Marzocco's warranty goes through the manufacturer. Every La Marzocco machine we carry, including the Strada X, KB90, Linea PB, and Linea Classic S, comes with a 1 year parts and labour warranty, and La Marzocco runs its own parts and service shop in Vancouver along with a location in Toronto. We can assist with any brand that isn't in-house, so if you have any questions, or your machine arrives defective, damaged, or not what you ordered, contact us at sales@phoenixfe.ca or 1-833-669-8003.

Where are La Marzocco espresso machines made?

La Marzocco espresso machines are handmade in Florence, Italy, where the company was founded in 1927. La Marzocco built the first dual boiler espresso machine in 1970, and every machine we carry still uses independent coffee and steam boilers with dual PID control. They're all NSF and UL certified too. If you have questions about a specific model, contact us with the model number and we'll help.

What's the difference between the La Marzocco Linea PB and the KB90?

Both are dual boiler machines with dual PID control and an eco mode, but they suit different workflows. The La Marzocco Linea PB uses saturated groups for thermal stability shot after shot and an auto backflush that simplifies cleaning, and it comes in two, three, and four group models. The KB90 adds straight in portafilters that reduce strain on the barista, an automatic steam flush that keeps the group clean, and a water sensor. If you're not sure which model fits your café, contact us and we'll help you compare options.