The 3 Best Coffee Machines at Costco, Walmart, and Target Right Now

A switch from barista-blended coffee to cups made at home can save you some serious cash.

Not every coffee machine is equal, but you want something that makes a quality cup of joe without breaking the bank. Luckily, some of your favorite warehouse clubs and bargain-buy retailers can help you save money shopping for the top coffee makers at affordable prices.

If you’re not sure which kitchen appliance to invest in, check out the best options at Costco, Walmart, and Target.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $129.99

This programmable Keurig coffee maker comes with everything you need to get started.

Not only will you get a machine that brews your choice of four, six, eight, 10, or 12-ounce cups in minutes, but this Costco special edition buy also comes with 18 K-Cup pods, My K-Cup Universal Reusable Coffee Filter, and a water filter/handle.

A 78-ounce reservoir lets you brew up to nine cups, and the removable drip tray adds extra space for travel mugs up to seven inches. The K-Supreme Plus also features five strength and five temperature settings.

Price: $59

The sleek black stainless steel finish and 12-cup glass carafe give this Cuisinart coffee machine a contemporary look.

An auto drip function and auto on/off programable feature make brewing your first cup of the day easy. You’ll also get an under-the-carafe plate that keeps your coffee warm for up to two hours before the auto shut-off stops the machine.

Each coffee maker comes with a nylon filter and coffee scoop.

Price: $21.99

Save time and money with this under-$25 bargain. The affordable coffee maker brews up to 25 ounces at one time. Wake up to a fresh pot every morning with the machine’s Brew Later feature, or use the Grab-A-Cup Auto Pause to (as the name implies) grab a cup before the brew cycle ends.

This mini Mr. Coffee machine has a two-hour auto shut-off, an easy-to-clean filter basket, and an ergonomically designed carafe.

Not only can Costco, Walmart, and Target help you save money on groceries, but these superstores also sell some of the best coffee makers on the market — and at low prices.

Whether you're buying your first machine or replacing an existing one, these retailers offer plenty of value.

Along with the machines, you need to brew steamy cups of caffeinated bliss, and all three of these stores have coffee too. From bulk-buy bags at a bargain to low-priced pods, you can stock your pantry for less.