For the dad who ritualizes his daily cup of Joe, this programmable coffee maker delivers morning magic. This model holds up to 14 cups in its glass carafe, all of which stays hot for up to two hours (perfect if Mom is also a caffeine fiend). We love the auto-brew feature that can be programmed to brew coffee just before his newborn wakes up in the morning, so Dad is more than ready to tend to a sleepless child.

New parents eat a lot of sandwiches, but that doesn’t mean Dad has to settle for a sad sub or plain PB&J. This gourmet box is the stuff sandwich dreams are made of and is packed with gourmet meats and cheeses, classic condiments, hearty bread, potato chips and a reusable bamboo cheeseboard ready for sandwich assembly. We recommend stacking mortadella, mozzarella, and peppadew peppers on hearty slabs of German bread slicked with Kewpie Japanese mayo and whole grain mustard. The box also includes an antipasto platter that’s practically a party in a package that includes a variety of salamis, Italian prosciutto and provolone. Serve it alongside sandwich fixings or as a standalone charcuterie board for a festive yet relaxed Father’s Day supper.

This printed kitchen towel set is bound to spark a moment of restaurant-worthy aperitivo. Simply select your favorite wine, then follow the grid for a choose-your-own adventure that ends with a perfect pairing of meat, seafood, herbs and more. The towels also include facidity, body, tannins and sweetness for each wine listed to maximize your seasoned sips. The towels are 100% cotton, machine washable, and come in herbaceous greens and red tones that blend into your current kitchen-scape.

If Dad is looking to moderate his alcohol consumption, but still wants to relish in the ritual of a beer or two in the evening, look to a craft beer that packs a flavor punch, sans the alcohol. This six-pack from fan-favorite Athletic Brewing features refreshing palate-pleasing flavors like wheat, exotic spices and citrus — the perfect light, crisp beer for summer sipping.

Whether Dad already considers himself a snack aficionado or he’s looking for ways to keep his energy levels stable, this Snack Lovers Gift Box from Harry & David delivers ample snacking inspiration. Dad will receive a gift box of premium goodies, like slices of Thuringer and hickory-smoked sausage to tide him over till baby’s bedtime, containers of gourmet trail mix to stash in his desk or Moose Munch popcorn to fuel him through nighttime feedings or a movie night.

As far as Baby’s concerned, their dad is the world’s best. And the world’s best dad deserves the world’s best chocolate. This Compartés Chocolates box is packed with exceptionally smooth dark chocolate infused with Macallan single-malt scotch. The combination of rich whisky and ganache truffle in a creamy filling is a blend Dad won't be able to resist. To top it off, the yellow splatter prints will be specially crafted in a festive design just for Father's Day.

We can’t get enough of Jeni's velvety smooth ice cream and line-up of fantastic flavors. Order the Father’s Day Collection and set up a sundae bar for the whole family or clear out a spot in the freezer for Dad to keep his secret stash. The bundle comprises six best-selling pints, including Coffee With Cream & Sugar, Darkest Chocolate, Gooey Butter Cake, Salted Peanut Butter With Chocolate Flecks, Sweet Cream Biscuits & Peach Jam and Salty Caramel.

Save on cooking and clean-up time with a low lift yet delectable brunch box from Wolferman’s Bakery. Start dad out with a cup of the Tiffin blend coffee paired with a dark chocolate chunk scone, then make a simple breakfast board arranged with Wolferman’s signature, super-thick San Francisco-style sourdough English muffins and slices of chocolate swirl loaf cake. Augment the spread with pre-cut fruit and jam, and you’ve got a breakfast of champions that’ll make dad feel like a king. The gift box also includes a cinnamon roll with DIY icing, and there’s an option to add extras such as top-notch preserves, kitchen accessories or beverages.

If Dad is used to cooking eggs and searing steaks in a peeling non-stick skillet, it’s time to upgrade his frying pan. We’re a fan of Caraway’s line of non-toxic cookware, which features a mineral-based coating that doesn’t leach toxic materials into food. Their 10.5-inch fry pan makes for a versatile addition to any home kitchen, ideal for quick-cooking dishes like sautéed veggies, stir-fries, pan-seared proteins or fried eggs (which totally counts as dinner). The non-stick coating means needing less oil or butter for cooking, and it makes clean-up a cinch. The pan is oven-safe up to 550 degrees F, making it easy to sear proteins and finish ‘em in the oven. It comes in six different colors, but we’re partial to classic cream or marigold, guaranteed to bring a sunny pop of color to your stovetop.

For the new dad who seems to have it all, give the gift of choice with an Instacart gift card. The card goes way beyond groceries, so Dad can peruse Instacart’s Gifts Hub and get same-day delivery from more than 750 retailers. He could scoop up a new pair of headphones from Best Buy for listening to his favorite podcast while cooking, a pair of stylish sweats from Dick’s Sporting Goods or his favorite adult beverage from BevMo!. If Dad’s snack game is strong, he can stock up on his favorite gourmet treats delivered from fan-favorite stores like Costco, Publix, Wegmans or ALDI, plus emergency groceries or baby necessities.

These days, Dad’s energy levels might not match his passion for grilling, but this Le Creuset skinny grill (a Williams Sonoma exclusive) allows him to get his low-key grilling game on. The slim profile fits over a single burner on the stove (or an outdoor grill), the cast iron construction yields even heat distribution and retention, and the high ridges create seriously impressive grill marks. The easy-to-grasp wide handles and colorful shades makes the pan ideal for going from stovetop to table. Just like dad, this pan gets better with age. It develops a patina that enhances cooking performance, making this a piece of cookware that’s destined for heirloom status. Oh, and did we mention it’s dishwasher safe?

Dad can still flex his cooking skills even if he has less time to spend in the kitchen. This three-cup food processor makes whizzing up salsas, dressings, dips and sauces a snap, so he can easily spruce up a quick bowl of pasta, ramen or rice (or hey, chips and dips for dinner are totally acceptable). And when he’s ready to start introducing baby to solid food, he can whip up a variety of fruit and vegetable purees at the press of a button.

House slippers have never been so comfortable. This summer, set dad up with a shoe that is just as comfortable as the brand's iconic sneakers. Dad’s feet will be comfortably supported while working in the kitchen, whether he’s prepping dinner for mom or a bottle for baby. The construction features air flow channels for better breathability and the sole will cradle his foot for extra comfort.

This easy-to-wear baby carrier lets Dad bond with baby in the kitchen even in their earliest days, whether he's washing dishes, making dinner or meal prepping lunches. It’s comfortable for both Dad and baby, with padded back straps and the ability to carry baby facing in or out. It also easy to clean and machine washable, and we’re a fan of the wallet-friendly price tag, too. Since morning restaurant hangs are likely dad’s new prime reservation preference, this carrier is ideal for toting baby to brunch, too.

If Dad can’t cook without a kitchen soundtrack or he loves listening to his favorite podcast while chopping, gift him a pair of top-notch wireless headphones. He won’t be able to blast the Rolling Stones from his Bluetooth stereo with baby napping nearby, but these budget-friendly earbuds still deliver superior sound. And Dad can opt to use one earbud at a time, so he can still keep an ear out for baby. The earbuds charge fast — a single charge yields 7 hours of listening, while the charging case extends playtime to 40 hours. Even a 10-minute charge gets you 1 hour of listening. The wireless earbuds are also waterproof, in case dad encounters any kitchen spills or unexpected liquid mishaps.

It might be a while before Dad gets a restaurant date night and his patience for trying to snag reservations at A-lister hotspots like Carbone will probably wane as sleep deprivation sets in. But he can eat like a star at home any old weeknight thanks to Carbone’s line of tomato sauces developed by Michelin chefs Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi. The lineup includes staples such as Marinara, Arrabbiata, Tomato Basil and Roasted Garlic. Try employing the roasted garlic to transforms a Tupperware of leftover roasted veggies into a trattoria-inspired supper or use the marinara on a naan bread pizza or bowl of penne. Snag 2-packs of a couple different flavors or opt for the variety pack to stock Dad’s pantry.

Take the guess work out of finding winning wines for Dad by gifting him a personalized box of bottles. Whether Dad considers himself a wine snob or a newbie interested in pairing food with wine, Firstleaf provides a way to discover new favorites without the gamble of plucking a bottle at random from the shelf. Firstleaf Wines was founded by wine industry veteran Philip James, who developed a quiz to determine flavor and style preferences that help build each customer’s unique “Wineprint.” Dad can review the curated choices, making swaps as needed. Each shipment comes with tasting and pairing cards and the club’s newsletter.

The first few months of being a parent often pass by in a blur of cold leftovers and takeout. For easy access to plant-based meals, create a custom box packed with Splendid Spoon’s delicious smoothies, grain and noodle bowls, nutrient-rich soups, and immunity-boosting wellness shots. The curated collection goes way beyond quinoa with a roster of vegan meals that read like a comfort food tasting menu: think, kabocha congee, carrot lentil curry soup, lemon wild rice and broccoli bowl, and Dan Dan noodles. Ready-to-drink smoothies make for an excellent on-the-go breakfast and come in summer-ready flavors like pineapple passion fruit and raspberry cacao. Not sure what to pick? A gift card is always a solid choice.

We love multi-purpose cooking gadgets, and this combo grill and griddle delivers on its versatility promise with a performance-backed non-stick coating. Use each function separately or lay it flat so that you can use both the grill and griddle at the same time. That means you can fry eggs and flip pancakes for weekend brunch or grill proteins and sear veggies for an easy supper. The reversible, dishwasher-safe plates turn the unit into a waffle maker, too; down the line, making waffles and pancakes with your kiddo makes for a fun, family-friendly cooking project.

For the dad who’s excited to introduce his kid to a lifetime of kitchen adventure, pick up a copy of Kalamata's Kitchen: Taste Buds in Harmony. It’s never too early to start reading to baby, and the adventures of Kalamata and her trusty sidekick Al Dente, penned by sommelier-turned-author Sarah Thomas, are a delight for all ages. The Father’s Day gift bundle also includes a signature “Mind Open Fork Ready” apron, crafted by the folks at chef-favorite Hedley & Bennett. Plus, $10 from each bundle sale will be donated to No Kid Hungry, a non-profit that is working to end child hunger in America.

If Dad loves noodles, the flavorful plant-based ramen from immi is a must-have. The soft, slurpable noodles cook up in minutes so they’re ideal for an easy lunch or a quick supper, plus they pack a nutrition punch with 21 grams of protein and 6 grams of net carbs. The variety pack incorporates three fan-favorites, including spicy beef, black garlic chicken and tom yum shrimp, all made with 100% plant-based ingredients. For the dad who loves extra variety, pick up a couple six-packs of the brand’s newly launched flavors: spicy red miso, with a funky heat redolent of garlic and cayenne, and creamy “chicken,” a supremely savory number with a luscious texture.

New dads need all the help they can get. For a quick and easy caffeine boost without the crash, there’s Clevr’s line of SuperLattes. The latte flavors include matcha, coffee, mocha, golden, chai, and there’s even a sleeptime blend to help Dad unwind in the evening. All blends incorporate adaptogens, mushrooms and a creamer blend that yields an ultra-creamy, plush texture. Opt for the starter kit which contains your choice of two bags of latte blends, plus a wooden scoop for perfect portioning and a rechargeable, portable frother for a barista-worthy finish.

Whether dad likes to stay hydrated at home, on the job, at the gym or at the playground, RTIC's stainless-steel water bottles are tops. They hold ice and keep beverages cold for up to 24 hours but can also keep beverages hot, so it doubles as a coffee thermos too. The air-tight seal keeps spills and leaks at bay and the finish keeps the exterior sweat-free. Order on their website to choose from over two dozen colors and a variety of finishes or to personalize the bottle. If Dad is more a travel coffee mug kind of guy, RTIC also offers a durable, sleek travel mug that keeps beverages hot (or cold, for iced coffee devotees) and is beloved by Amazon reviewers, to the tune of 28,000 reviews and counting.

Stock dad’s pantry and upgrade his usual protein bar routine with this stellar pantry pack from Big Spoon Roasters. The bundle features three jars of small-batch nut butters that’ll make dad excited to eat a PB&J during midnight feedings and naptime wake-up calls. The classic nut butter flavors include Peanut Butter with Wildflower Honey, Almond Butter with Wildflower Honey and Cashew Butter with Coconut Nectar. Plus, the dozen handcrafted peanut butter bars will set dad up for snacking success with delectable options such as Apricot Pepita, Cherry Chocolate, Cranberry Cashew and Figgy Chai.

Does the dad in your life consider himself a connoisseur of all things dried meat? The Jerky Snob gift subscription box delights the most discerning carnivore with a selection of premium, nitrate-free jerkies. Choose either a month or multi-month subscription and opt for 2, 4 or 8 bags. The assortment features different jerky makers and flavors each month, showcasing a variety of meats, textures and unique profiles. Past features have included Kalahari Snack’s garlic beef biltong, whose thin, air-dried strips eat like a cross between jerky, slow-roasted and beef prosciutto, and Two Chicks’ habanero beef jerky, made with 100% grass-fed beef.

Meet Dad’s new breakfast of champions or late-night bowl of cereal go-to. Magic Spoon’s nostalgia-inspired flavors – think cinnamon bun, fruity, cocoa, frosted and blueberry muffin – are reimagined with health-conscious adults in mind. Boxes boast between 12 to 14 grams of protein, 4 to 5 grams of net carbs per serving and no sugar (the cereal is sweetened with monk fruit extract and allulose, a naturally occurring sweetener found in things like raisins, figs, maple syrup and molasses). The cereals are also grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free and wheat-free, making it allergen-friendly too. Put together your own variety pack or scoop up limited-edition boxes (think chocolate chip cookie or oatmeal cookie) before they sell out.

Treat Dad to grill-fired burgers from New York meat institution Peter Luger Steakhouse. The burgers, which are only available for lunch at the Brooklyn restaurant, can now be shipped to your door and enjoyed anytime. The burger bundle features 18 patties, each crafted with a signature blend of USDA Prime ground chuck, dry-aged sirloin and tenderloin. It’s enough for a small family cookout with plenty of leftovers to stash in the freezer for those last-minute, what-are-we-having-for-dinner emergencies. There’s also an optional, but highly recommended bacon add-on. The extra thick-cut pieces make a fine burger topper or a crave worthy upgrade to weekend brunch at home.