Compass Point Coffee advertises a location at 301 Grant Street in Millvale as coming soon, while continuing to list its operating shop at 1149 Evergreen Avenue. For customers planning a visit, that distinction matters: the operator’s website does not provide a confirmed Grant Street opening date or a weekly schedule for that address.
This October 13, 2026 guide separates the advertised plan from current shopping options, including the Evergreen Avenue shop and online coffee subscriptions. The official homepage is the source for the two location descriptions. Its coming-soon notice should not be treated as confirmation that Grant Street is serving customers.
Evergreen Avenue is the published visit location
Compass Point lists weekday hours of 6:30 a.m.–2 p.m. at 1149 Evergreen Avenue, with Saturday and Sunday hours of 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Confirm exceptions before making a special trip. Questions can go to the published email, compasspointcoffee@gmail.com.
This is an established local business, rather than a newly discovered October opening. Pittsburgh Magazine’s July 6, 2025 restaurant roundup already identified the Evergreen Avenue shop. That earlier coverage supplies background; it does not prove the timing of the separate Grant Street plan.
Choose beans by roast and purchase format
The operator’s about page describes a focus on single-origin coffees, roasting and shipping after roasting. Those are the business’s own descriptions, not an independent taste test or a guarantee about every order’s arrival date.
The subscription catalogue lists light, medium and dark roasts, decaf and a mix-and-match option. These give shoppers a way to choose roast preference without assuming that all coffee currently comes from the same growing region. Check the selected product’s details when ordering.
The Mix and Match Roasts product page describes combining roast choices in eight-ounce bags. Its form asks for two roast selections and separate grind preferences. That is useful for a household trying two preparations: check both grind fields rather than assuming one selection applies to the whole order.
Distinguish a one-time order from recurring delivery
The same product page displays a $25 one-time purchase and a $20 monthly subscription that continues until canceled. These are published snapshots for that product, not universal prices for every coffee or a final delivered total. Review the selected plan, quantity, shipping and cancellation process before checking out.
A subscription may fit a regular supply; a one-time purchase avoids assuming an ongoing order is necessary to try the beans. The introductory catalogue price alone does not explain that distinction. Use the individual product’s price options to understand what you are selecting.
Business orders have a separate enquiry route
The wholesale page invites businesses to discuss bean deliveries through its enquiry form, email or 412-779-8507. It does not publish a minimum order, delivery territory or wholesale price schedule. Ask about those terms rather than applying a consumer subscription price to a workplace or café order.
Our Compass Point Coffee profile links the official visit and shopping information. Until the operator confirms otherwise, use Evergreen Avenue for the published shop schedule and treat Grant Street as an advertised future location.
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For current contact research, these related directory records provide source-linked locations and official websites. This directory context was checked October 7, 2026; it does not change the reporting date or establish that a past project or announcement has since been completed.
- Pittsburgh Magazine — listed as Media at Washington's Landing, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Directory source.