17 HomeGoods Coffee Bar Finds To Add To Your Shopping Cart

Your morning coffee deserves better than a lonely mug and a sad jar of instant creamer. An at-home coffee bar or station can not only give your old coffee routine a much-needed jolt, but it's also the perfect excuse to make your daily brew feel a little more luxurious. If you're looking to give your setup a serious upgrade without spending what it would cost to open a coffee shop, HomeGoods is the place to hunt, so we selected 17 of the best coffee bar finds the chain offers to add to your shopping cart.

The discount retailer is far more than throw pillows, dining sets, and decor accents. Among the cluttered shelves is a rich, bold selection of coffee bar goodies, from adorable sugar bowls and sleek canisters to mugs, trays, organizers, and even high-end coffee machines. HomeGoods' inventory is constantly changing, so stumbling upon the perfect coffee accessory can feel like finding buried treasure. Plus, most of the coffee products are much cheaper than you'd find at similar stores or online.

Whether your dream coffee station is sleek and minimalist, farmhouse cozy, colorful and eclectic, or unapologetically extra, there's a good chance HomeGoods has something that fits the bill. You can mix practical pieces with personality-packed finds while keeping your favorite coffee essentials within reach for entertaining or just to get you up in the morning. Keep an eye out for these finds on your next trip after you've fueled up with your favorite blend.

Nothing tastes quite like a quality cup of espresso. However, a high-end espresso maker, like one from Bialetti, can cost as much as $130. Savvy HomeGoods shoppers have found dupes in a variety of colors, including light pink, neutral tones, and teal. Another HomeGoods treasure hunter found a nearly identical espresso maker to the one Bialetti made in collaboration with Dolce & Gabbana, which is priced at $145. The intricate floral, blue-and-white moka pot HomeGoods version costs $12.99.

This coffee canister set and its checkered companions have gone viral on TikTok for being a MacKenzie Childs dupe. The New York-based brand is known for its high-end ceramic kitchen and home decor products, and a set of three canisters can cost as much as $360. Luckily, HomeGoods sells nearly identical checkered canisters with wooden lids that are equally chic, and they run from $7.99 to $12.99. The sets come in checkered deep blue, black and white, cream, light green, and other colors. Made in India and hand-painted, the canisters can hold your coffee, sugar, and tea.

Now that you have your espresso machine and canisters to store freshly ground espresso, you need an authentic espresso cup to enjoy it. The discount retailer has a variety of colorful espresso cup sets, including these pink bow cups for $7.99.  The store offers hand-painted mugs, as well as holiday seasonal espresso sets. Each set includes four ceramic cups and a gold, white, or silver metal rack for secure storage and to help prevent breakage or chipping. If you're new to the espresso game, we've got the perfect guide for you to peruse before pouring a cup.

Rae Dunn has a popular line of ceramic coffee mugs, canisters, and accessories at the discount chain. This coffee organizer is one of the harder products to track down, and it's listed for up to $80 on second-market sites. Featuring a wooden handle for easy carrying, the organizer has three hooks perfect for hanging those espresso mugs above. It also has a metal basket for displaying coffee, teas, canisters, and other coffee bar accessories. This shopper found one on sale for $22.

Priced at $6, this ceramic jar reminds me of what Winnie the Pooh would eat honey from. Featuring a wooden airtight lid, the jar also has a twine rope around it with a ceramic coin displaying the word "coffee." It's an ideal storage container for your ground coffee, espresso, or coffee beans to not only keep them fresh but also look stylish on your cart or at-home station. 

This morning coffee mug set brings a touch of whimsy and a bright, cheery feeling to your coffee bar. The set of four mugs is priced at $7.99, and each features a different hand-painted sunrise in pink, orange, yellow, and brownish-red. With inspirational sayings like "keep shining" and "rise above," you can start your day with a dose of caffeine and positivity before you head off to the grind. It also comes with a metal storage rack to prevent chipping and display the mugs neatly.

Everyone has a personal flavor preference for their coffee that gets them revved up in the morning. And HomeGoods is stocked with syrups in every brand and flavor you can imagine. The store carries name brands like Torani and Monin, as well as smaller ones like Matteo's and Joe. They carry the usual suspects like caramel and vanilla bean syrup flavors, and seasonal finds like pumpkin spice and caramel apple. There are also sugar-free options. Prices range from around $4.99 to $10, depending on size and brand.

You don't have to search high and low or shell out a ton of money for tasty, high-quality coffee. HomeGoods has a variety of well-known and specialty ground coffees customers love. The store carries big names like Krispy Kreme, Cafe Bustelo, and even Starbucks. It also carries smaller brands like Floyd, Virginia-based micro-roaster Red Rooster Coffee, California's Chamberlain Coffee, and BKG. This Brooklyn family-run roaster offers a wide selection of Ethiopian and Costa Rican blends.

Once you've picked your favorite syrups from the menagerie of brands HomeGoods offers, you need a fancy dispenser to display and serve them. The coffee syrup containers sold at the retail chain look like they were plucked out of a high-end coffee shop, but cost $5.99. Sold under the Common brand, the gold-pump dispensers come in a two-pack and hold about 16 ounces each. And if the endless shelves of syrups are making your head spin, these recommendations for the best and worst HomeGoods coffee syrups will steer you in the right direction.

You don't need a passport to Italy to enjoy the finest Italian coffee. The discount retailer sells coffee pods made in Italy to make you feel like you're having a cup in a cafe in Trieste. All for only $5.99 for a box of 12. Produced by Gran Caffè Garibaldi, a brand founded in Genoa in 1920, the Donut Shop blend is 100% Arabica coffee and a light roast, with notes of citrus fruits and nuts. And if you don't already have a Keurig, you're in luck, as HomeGoods sells a variety of discounted coffee pod machines.

Based in New Zealand, Avalanche sells a wide selection of instant coffee packets, whole bean and ground coffees, and drinking chocolate. The company's flavors include vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, Irish cream, and more, and normally retail between $25 and $54. Most of them are sugar-free and come with cream already inside. The Cafe-Style collection includes 10 individual packs of instant coffee, and some on social media describe it as smooth and creamy without being overly sweet. Some shoppers are also raving about the Chai Latte and Vanilla Bean flavors. Prices will vary per store, but average around $4.99.

This compact milk frother will have you whipping up cafe-worthy, creamy coffees in 15 to 30 seconds. Made by Primula, the handheld device is normally $14.99 on the company website, but HomeGoods sells it for $9.99. If you're lucky like this shopper, you can snag it on clearance for $3.50. The frother comes with a metal display stand and runs on two AA batteries. The coil frother can whip up foam for this delicious cappuccino recipe, or blend matcha or protein powders into your drinks.

Even though chilly fall weather is right around the corner, some coffee-obsessed connoisseurs still prefer theirs iced. HomeGoods has endless options for iced coffee glasses, from seasonal holiday finds to spooky glass cups with straws and lids and festive fall glasses. The store sells them for as low as $4. Besides endless pattern options for your chilled, sweet beverage, the chain also currently stocks a dupe for the viral Starbucks bear sipper glass for $7.99. Last year, the bear-shaped glass cup sold for $30 at the coffee chain and eventually listed on second-market sites for $200.

From charming ceramic containers to vintage-looking treasures and farmhouse-style jars, HomeGoods offers every style of sugar container to sweeten up the look of your at-home coffee bar. Designs that show off your personality, look plucked from a Pinterest board, and only cost a few dollars. This ceramic, neutral-toned sugar jar with a wooden top and spoon was very popular on TikTok. The store also offers beachy, cottage-core sugar bowls and fruit-shaped jars that would add a pop of color to any at-home coffee station.

No coffee bar would be complete without spoons to stir up your caffeinated cups of goodness. And why not bring a little whimsy to them? HomeGoods carries a variety of colorful spoons under the Artistic Accents brand. While they are marked as cocktail spoons, who says you can't use them to add a little cheer to your morning cup? Sold in sets of four, the spoons come in spring floral prints, checkered patterns, abstract, cherries, and more. The spoon set is priced just under $10.

If you're looking to add an upscale elegance to your at-home coffee bar without spending a fortune, HomeGoods sells several espresso machines that are relatively cheap. The store carries Breville, Nespresso, and SMEG brands. One shopper found a Breville Barista Pro, which is normally priced at $850, marked down to $500. The Barista Pro is a stainless steel, semi-automatic machine and is considered one of the best on the market. It has a built-in grinder, a quick heat-up time, and a magnetic tamper tool. HomeGoods also sells the Breville Bambino for $249.99, which normally retails for $300.

It's always nice to have a little sweet treat with your coffee. These chocolate wafers made by Dolcetto are the perfect choice to dip into your morning cup. The 12-ounce container offers a crispy wafer treat rolled into spirals and filled with creamy, rich molten chocolate. Fusion Gourmet produces this European-style snack, which includes a variety of savory and sweet treats. The wafers are priced at $2.99 and come in other flavors, such as tiramisu, strawberry, lemon, and vanilla.