LE TAUCI 8 oz Cappuccino Cups with Saucers, Set of 4 Large Ceramic Coffee Cup Set, White Review (2026)

Size and capacity

Each cup in this set holds 8 oz at a normal fill and up to 9 oz at full capacity, which puts it toward the larger end for a cappuccino cup and gives enough room for a cappuccino or small latte with a proper layer of milk foam on top, rather than the smaller pour a traditional 4 to 6 oz cup is built for. The cup measures 4 inches across without the handle and 2.6 inches tall, while the matching saucer is 6.1 inches in diameter, giving the pairing a substantial footprint on a counter or table compared with a compact espresso-only setup.

Ceramic build and weight

The cups and saucers are made from ceramic described as heavyweight, with each cup weighing about 340 grams and each saucer about 292 grams. That weight gives the set a sturdier, more substantial feel in hand than thin bone china, and heavier ceramic pieces also tend to hold heat a little longer once filled with a hot drink. The tradeoff of a heavier build is simply that the set takes up more cabinet space and weighs more to carry a full set of four at once, which is a minor point but worth knowing if you are stocking a small kitchen or a compact home bar cart.

Care and everyday use

The set is dishwasher safe, which is a meaningful convenience for a cup and saucer set meant for daily use rather than only special occasions, since many decorative ceramic sets ask for hand washing only. Beyond cappuccinos, the shape and size work for other milk-forward drinks such as flat whites, lattes, and cafe au lait, as well as plain coffee or tea, so the set is not narrowly limited to one drink style. The round bottom profile inside the cup is also suited to latte art, giving the pour a curved surface to work with rather than straight sides.

Clearance and drip tray fit

Because this is the larger 8 oz cup rather than a compact espresso cup, it stands taller than many demitasse-style cups, and taller cups sometimes need more clearance under an espresso machine's drip tray or group head than a shorter cup would. Anyone with a machine that has limited vertical clearance under the portafilter should check cup height against their machine before assuming any 8 oz cappuccino cup will fit directly under the spout for a milk drink pulled straight into the cup, rather than poured in afterward. At 2.6 inches tall this cup is not extreme, but it is worth measuring the gap on machines already known to be tight with taller mugs.

Who should buy this set

This set suits anyone who wants a larger cappuccino cup than the classic small demitasse size and prefers dishwasher-safe ceramic over more delicate china for daily use. It works well for cappuccinos, lattes, flat whites, and tea alike, and the round interior supports latte art attempts for anyone practicing pours at home. A set of four may be too few for households that regularly entertain larger groups, so a second set is worth considering for gatherings, and anyone with a tight-clearance machine should measure before assuming the taller cup fits directly under the spout for a milk drink pulled straight in.

Frequently asked questions