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Compass Point Coffee

5.0 (10 reviews)
Closed 6:30 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Jonathan S.

Stopped in after a morning run and enjoyed an excellent iced latte. Very welcoming and attentive to customizing our order. The coffee was great and I'm already looking forward to trying another brew on my next visit.

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Jason F.

I stopped by here earlier today with my wife and our twins for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to hit up a new local coffee shop and on this morning we decided to go to Compass Point Coffee. This coffee shop is a new addition to Millvale and is located right near the intersection of Evergreen Ave and North Ave. The outside looks like a classic red-brick corner building with a large white mural along the side that says "Compass Point Coffee Co. Est. 2023" in green. A couple of black chairs and planters filled with flowers sit just outside the entrance, adding some charm to the space. Inside, the shop has a cozy setup with a large coffee roaster that anchors the space, a few tables for seating, and some local Pittsburgh-themed artwork available for purchase. It's clear they're focused on coffee first, atmosphere second, and I mean that in the best possible way. Since they roast their own coffee here I decided to go with an americano on this morning while my wife went with a cold brew. Upon seeing my twins, the owner and his wife offered us complimentary hot chocolate or chocolate milk for them, which we thought was super nice. After that we got to talking about how they started roasting and selling their coffee online. We also geeked out talking about coffee whenever I mentioned that before kids I used to roast my own coffee with a Behmor. He was also nice enough to show my kids the coffee roaster running and he was honestly the nicest business owner I have talked to in a long time. Of course he could be nice, but his product still has to be good and thankfully it was. My coffee here tasted good and you could tell that it was freshly roasted. It started out a little bitter before moving into where you could taste the specifics of the varietal. Finally at the finish and lingering for a while after was a nice natural sweetness which I absolutely love whenever I get that from a coffee. My wife also enjoyed her cold brew here and my kids liked their hot chocolate. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Not only were the owners super nice but the coffee was good as well.

I got the "Josh" a pumpkin mocha! Delish!

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The best corner coffee shop. They roast some amazing beans. Very reasonable prices. Get a hot cup and a warm smile.

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Since they roast their own coffee here I decided to go with an americano on this morning while my wife went with a cold brew.

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We were gifted the Pittsburgh Coffee Passport for Christmas... and Caffe d'Amore was our first…read morestop! The cafe is nestled in the upper Lawrenceville... where parking is simple and life is slower lol From first glance, this establishment is ready to make you feel right at home. With cute signage everywhere instructing you on there sustainability practices and fun flavors of the month, you go from first time to feeling like a regular instantly. The lattes... were.... DELIGHTFUL. We got a peppermint latte and a vanilla oat milk latte. The flavors were rich but not cloyingly overpowering. We also ordered a breakfast hand pie (why does life not use the term hand pie more often, you just feel so fun ordering one) and an Egg & Cheese Bagel. Both freshly put together and toasted to perfection. It is great when a cafe has actually delicious and intentional food. The staff was more than ready to give their suggestions and help. They kindly announce when your order is ready and wait with a smile to hand it off to you! There were plenty of cute places to sit and the decor was just so.. them. They have a restroom available and well marked as well. We may have a passport full of coffee places to try, but Caffe d'Amore might just have to be a regular spot during the journey anyway!!

I ordered a medium latte and was given the smallest size they offer which is a 12 oz. I am very…read moreconfused how a medium equates to the smallest ounce size. When I asked if they gave me the correct size, I was given attitude and was told I would need to repay the difference. I was fine with doing so if it meant getting the size I actually wanted, so when I went to pay the difference I was told that I had to pay in cash due to a credit card minimum policy. I didn't have any cash so I was forced to take the size I did not want, and the woman at the counter was incredibly rude. It was $6 for the smallest coffee ever and the service was so poor. Save your money and go somewhere else.

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I feel very mixed about this coffee shop. We set out to find a coffee shop where we could sit down…read moreand enjoy a coffee. After walking around the neighborhood, this one had seating, so we went inside. First, I'll say the coffee we tried was pretty good - a cappuccino and a brown sugar cinnamon latte. The barista asked "for here or to go" and the drinks still came in a paper cup anyway despite us saying "for here". I really enjoy having a coffee in an actual glass/mug when I say "for here". The ambiance was a bit confusing... not really sure what they were going for in the space, things were a bit choppy and thrown together. Kinda felt like you were in someone's garage with cluttered items on rickety shelves behind the counter. Our barista was very nice, but an awkward moment occurred when they were ringing us up - barista asked for a tip but then told us not to put the tip on the credit card because the owner steals from them. We felt this was a little uncomfortable and gave some unwelcoming energy. We also tried a Nutella croissant, which was very good! I think this shop has a lot of potential with some changes to service and decor.

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Super cool concept. Vinyl record shop serving coffee! The staff is so friendly and sweet and…read moresometimes they even bring their Frenchie in! The coffee is really good, and they have coffee ice cubes!!

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I have been coming here since they opened in 2016. It instantly became my favorite place. It's a…read moreLawrenceville staple now. When people ask me what my favorite restaurant is I say "well it's actually a brunch place, but Geppetto Cafe! Trust me!" Great atmosphere, food, and people. There are few places I'm a regular, and this is one of them. Their iced black coffee is my all-time favorite too. We just had our engagement party here, and they were so flexible and accommodating. It was really special, and many of our guests said "you WOULD have your engagement party at Geppetto". They loved it. Everyone thought it was super cute and that the crepes were delicious. Highest recommendation for brunch, coffee, or a special occasion!

I've been to Geppetto twice now. First of all, this place is cute. They took an old timey kind of…read morerun down Pittsburgh building and made it look like it should be that way, with books and Pinocchios all over the place. It's small and homey and playful and inviting. We had both savory crepes and sweet crepes here and they were all good. For savories, we had the Bonjour and the Love Hate Thing. I liked the Love Hate Thing better. The maple syrup on the Bonjour didn't do anything for me. There was just a lot going on. The sweet crepes were delicious; both the Banoffee and the Cookie Monster were tasty, but Cookie Monster wins--the crunchy bits on there were clutch. The crepes themselves have a really nice texture and flavor, not gummy or tough, and they complimented both the sweet and savory fillings nicely. Next time I go I'm going to try a waffle or French toast, as all the plates around me looked great and I think sweet might be my way to go here. Coffee is Lavazza, espresso is LaPrima.

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