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Storm Barista Attitude Espresso Machines in Toronto & Canada

Storm Barista Attitude Espresso Machines in Toronto & Canada

Barista Attitude is the specialty coffee brand of Italy's Ryoma Group, the same group behind Astoria espresso machines. It launched at Host Milano in 2017 with the Storm, and its machines are built in Susegana, near Treviso, Italy. Why choose Barista Attitude over a brand like La Marzocco? It's made for specialty coffee, with barista focused features like preinfusion control, pressure stabilization, and dry steam built into every machine. One standout is the STORM Barista Attitude PILOT Raised Two Group. It's the first single boiler machine in the Barista Attitude range, designed to deliver high quality coffee in a simpler way. Each group has its own 5 inch display, and it adds a cool touch, anti scalding steam wand, an adjustable height tray with dimmable lighting, and an electronic cup warmer. The PILOT is typically special order with an estimated lead time of 2-8 weeks. Phoenix Food Equipment ships Barista Attitude from Vaughan across Toronto, the GTA, and the rest of Canada. For USA orders, please contact us to confirm availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions we hear from operators.

Where are Barista Attitude espresso machines made?

Barista Attitude espresso machines are made in Italy. The brand belongs to the Ryoma Group, which also makes Astoria, and its machines are built in Susegana, near Treviso. The brand launched in 2017 as the group's entry into specialty coffee. If you have questions about the PILOT, contact us and we'll help.

What makes the Barista Attitude PILOT different?

The PILOT brings Barista Attitude's specialty coffee features to a simpler single boiler design. It has a 5 inch display for each group, preinfusion control, a pressure stabilization system, and dry steam for silky milk. The steam wand is cool touch and anti scalding, the tray height adjusts for larger cups, and a 9 litre steam boiler keeps up with busy service. It runs on 220-240V power. If you're comparing espresso machines for your café, contact us and we'll help you compare options.