Hario Caféor 300ml Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Reusable Filter

One fresh cup. No paper filters.

The Hario Caféor is a compact, manual pour-over coffee maker with a reusable stainless steel mesh filter and a heat-resistant glass pot. At 300ml, or about 10 fluid ounces, it is a straightforward choice when you want a cup for yourself rather than a whole pot.

If you enjoy making your coffee a little more hands-on, this is a simple place to start. Add ground coffee to the mesh filter, pour hot water over the grounds, and let the coffee drip into the glass pot below. No bulky machine, no paper filter to fold, and no need to make more coffee than you plan to drink.

Why it makes sense for everyday coffee

• A practical single-cup size: The 300ml capacity is roughly one 10-ounce cup. Think one good-sized serving, not a family-sized batch.
• A reusable stainless steel filter: The mesh holds the grounds while the coffee brews, so there are no disposable paper filters to keep stocked.
• A heat-resistant glass pot: You can watch the coffee collect as you pour instead of guessing how much you have brewed.
• Hot or iced coffee: Make a warm cup for a slow morning, or add ice to the pot for a chilled coffee. Ice takes up some of the pot's capacity, so plan for a smaller amount of brewed coffee.
• A compact coffee setup: A useful option for a home coffee corner, office, or dorm where you do not need a full-size brewer.

New to pour-over? Start here.

Pour-over simply means you pour hot water over ground coffee by hand. With the Caféor, the mesh filter does the filtering and the glass pot catches your brew. You control the amount of coffee and water, then adjust your next cup to suit your taste.

Start with a small pour to wet the grounds, then add the remaining water gradually. Keep the finished amount within the pot's 300ml capacity. This is a manual brewer, so your hot water comes from a separate source rather than the coffee maker itself.

Is the Hario Caféor right for you?

It is a good fit if you want a small pour-over coffee maker, prefer a reusable filter, and usually brew one cup at a time. If you are making coffee for several people, the 300ml size will mean brewing in batches.

For one fresh cup without a big setup, that is the appeal: ground coffee, hot water, and a few minutes spent making something you actually want to drink.