The hand-built Slayer espresso machine is not brandspankinew, but it is still exceedingly uncommon—fewer than 20 exist in coffee shops—and this one, residing at freshly opened RBC NYC, is the first ...

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In a field long dominated by Italians, Slayer is a U.S. brand of hand-built espresso machines that has garnered a devoted following among baristas. Seattle-based founder Jason Prefontaine’s patented ...

[Rulof Maker] is a master at making things from salvaged parts, and being an Italian lover of espresso coffee, this time he’s made an espresso machine. The parts in question are a piston and cylinder ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Justin Vassallo and Ciara Murray Jordan Making café-quality espresso drinks at ...

Featuring an internal freshwater reservoir, the first of any SLAYER espresso machine, allows users to set up swiftly and begin brewing soon after installation. The machine’s compact intuitive barista ...

Some of the guys who make Slayer espresso machines in Georgetown — those super dialed-in, $14,000-and-up works of art that let you control everything but the weather outside — are in New York this ...

When VoVito Caffe & Gelato opens at The Bravern in June, it will boast the area’s third and fourth Slayer espresso machines. Like a lot of espresso machines, the Slayer is made in Seattle. Unlike a ...