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- #329,747 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
- #127 in Coffee Servers
The West Bend 13550 Coffee Urn offers the latest in coffee-making design and function. Cup-per-minute brewing with automatic temperature control to keep coffee hot for hours. Highly polished stainless steel construction with heat-resistant base is an attractive addition to your table. Serving light indicates end of brewing cycle. Interior water level markings for easy filling.
Bryan Murray
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This lid is very difficult to turn. My husband had to work with it to make it be able to lock in place. I’m still considering returning it. This is nothing of the quality l had in my previous West Bend coffee maker.It will work, but not sure l’d purchase another one. Very disappointed.
Bryan Murray
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This lid is very difficult to turn. My husband had to work with it to make it be able to lock in place. I’m still considering returning it. This is nothing of the quality l had in my previous West Bend coffee maker.It will work, but not sure l’d purchase another one. Very disappointed.
Morah Sarah
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
I bought one of these urns to replace one that (after three years of heavy use) was beginning to drip. The first urn delivered had a poorly fitting cover. And the handle popped off almost every time we tried to pour a cup of water. I sent it back to Amazon and ordered another of the same, assuming it was a fluke. The second urn had the same handle-popping-off issue. I gave up and just use a dinner fork to dispense water by lifting the little plastic nub, but it’s inelegant. This has been a disappointment, and I plan to buy from a different brand next time. It’s a shame because I like the style and the stainless steel instead of aluminum is important to me.
Morah Sarah
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
I bought one of these urns to replace one that (after three years of heavy use) was beginning to drip. The first urn delivered had a poorly fitting cover. And the handle popped off almost every time we tried to pour a cup of water. I sent it back to Amazon and ordered another of the same, assuming it was a fluke. The second urn had the same handle-popping-off issue. I gave up and just use a dinner fork to dispense water by lifting the little plastic nub, but it’s inelegant. This has been a disappointment, and I plan to buy from a different brand next time. It’s a shame because I like the style and the stainless steel instead of aluminum is important to me.
JavAroma Roasters
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020
We use these pots at shows for the coffee company, and they are workhorses! Whether it is hot or cold, they work well in any environment. For a 50 cup pot, it takes around 35-45 minutes depending on the initial water temperature and environment. Customers love the taste of the coffee, and a nice bonus is you do not have to buy filters for this pot
JavAroma Roasters
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020
We use these pots at shows for the coffee company, and they are workhorses! Whether it is hot or cold, they work well in any environment. For a 50 cup pot, it takes around 35-45 minutes depending on the initial water temperature and environment. Customers love the taste of the coffee, and a nice bonus is you do not have to buy filters for this pot
TechWrite
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2017
After the urn failed after only 8 months, West Bend evaded their 12-month warranty by claiming that "the unit wasn't properly maintained". That isn't true, since it was used with soft water and cleaned weekly. From the moment I contacted Customer Service with my Amazon receipt and "Thank You", showing the shipping and expected delivery dates - and they were rejected - it was clear that they intended to evade the warranty. I had to go into in Amazon Account screen and make a screen shot of essentially the same information I had initially sent. They also wanted a photo, which showed that the nut that holds the heating unit onto the urn had sheared off, causing a flood in the kitchen. Even when working, the unit had other issues: when used for heating water; it kept the water so hot it would boil away within a few hours; then, when water was added, the indicator light never went out to show that the water was no longer ready to serve - but you could surmise that it was heating water because the unit howled loudly until the thermostat shut off. We called it "Moaning Myrna" after the character in Harry Potter, since you could not converse in the same room. This is a bad design and Customer Service acted in poor faith. There are so many decent urns to choose from on Amazon - this one should absolutely be avoided.
TechWrite
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2017
After the urn failed after only 8 months, West Bend evaded their 12-month warranty by claiming that "the unit wasn't properly maintained". That isn't true, since it was used with soft water and cleaned weekly. From the moment I contacted Customer Service with my Amazon receipt and "Thank You", showing the shipping and expected delivery dates - and they were rejected - it was clear that they intended to evade the warranty. I had to go into in Amazon Account screen and make a screen shot of essentially the same information I had initially sent. They also wanted a photo, which showed that the nut that holds the heating unit onto the urn had sheared off, causing a flood in the kitchen. Even when working, the unit had other issues: when used for heating water; it kept the water so hot it would boil away within a few hours; then, when water was added, the indicator light never went out to show that the water was no longer ready to serve - but you could surmise that it was heating water because the unit howled loudly until the thermostat shut off. We called it "Moaning Myrna" after the character in Harry Potter, since you could not converse in the same room. This is a bad design and Customer Service acted in poor faith. There are so many decent urns to choose from on Amazon - this one should absolutely be avoided.
Danielle Campion
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017
Beautiful, works great for my catering business and keeps coffee hot and fresh. Awesome buy for any business or social gathering.
Danielle Campion
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017
Beautiful, works great for my catering business and keeps coffee hot and fresh. Awesome buy for any business or social gathering.
Lori cj
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2015
I have been looking for a coffee pot as an alternative to my pod coffee pot when having company. This one is great, it is attractive, easy to use and makes great coffee. I just used a regular coffee filter - poked a little hole for the stem to go through and laid the filter flat. I thought I would get some coffee grounds in the coffee but I didn't . The coffee pot was a Huge hit and will pay for itself in no time when you consider I was burning through 2-3 boxes of pods every time we had guest.
Lori cj
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2015
I have been looking for a coffee pot as an alternative to my pod coffee pot when having company. This one is great, it is attractive, easy to use and makes great coffee. I just used a regular coffee filter - poked a little hole for the stem to go through and laid the filter flat. I thought I would get some coffee grounds in the coffee but I didn't . The coffee pot was a Huge hit and will pay for itself in no time when you consider I was burning through 2-3 boxes of pods every time we had guest.
Buck Eye
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2015
Our church has two of these and they work great. Only problem was some of the grounds seemed to collect in bottom of pot. We solved that problem by taking a regular large coffee filter (commercial Bunn 12-cup), folding it twice into a cone, and cutting a small hole in the tip. When unfolded, it fits perfectly in the basket leaving room for the coffee to remain inside the filter. Markings are 25, 35, 45, and 55, but if using pre-measured 12 cup coffee packets, 2, 3, 4 or 5 respectively, work fine. I have always felt drip coffee was better than perked, but we have not had any complaints.
Buck Eye
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2015
Our church has two of these and they work great. Only problem was some of the grounds seemed to collect in bottom of pot. We solved that problem by taking a regular large coffee filter (commercial Bunn 12-cup), folding it twice into a cone, and cutting a small hole in the tip. When unfolded, it fits perfectly in the basket leaving room for the coffee to remain inside the filter. Markings are 25, 35, 45, and 55, but if using pre-measured 12 cup coffee packets, 2, 3, 4 or 5 respectively, work fine. I have always felt drip coffee was better than perked, but we have not had any complaints.
Vmax12
Reviewed in Japan on December 23, 2013
大人数で会食したりするときに、このコーヒーメーカーなら大活躍です。今まで持っていたものは４０カップでしたが、この度は５５カップにバージョンアップです。
Vmax12
Reviewed in Japan on December 23, 2013
大人数で会食したりするときに、このコーヒーメーカーなら大活躍です。今まで持っていたものは４０カップでしたが、この度は５５カップにバージョンアップです。
Sand Rabbit
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2013
Well made. Easy use. The spout doesn't trip. The stainless looks quality. The cord is long enough. I would highly recommend for serving hot coffee, hot chocolate, hot cider to large groups.
Sand Rabbit
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2013
Well made. Easy use. The spout doesn't trip. The stainless looks quality. The cord is long enough. I would highly recommend for serving hot coffee, hot chocolate, hot cider to large groups.
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