End of the Commons General Store
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About End of the Commons General Store
End of the Commons General Store is a charming, historic general store that has been serving the community of Mesopotamia, Ohio since 1840. Known as Ohio’s oldest operating general store, it offers a wide range of bulk food products, homemade fudge, hand-dipped ice cream, and a delightful selection of old-fashioned sodas.
The atmosphere here is a nostalgic trip back in time, featuring a unique mix of antiques, including old motorcycles, and a cozy front porch perfect for enjoying a scoop of ice cream. Families will appreciate the friendly service and the opportunity to explore an array of traditional Amish products, including authentic hand-made fry pies.
Located in the heart of Amish country, End of the Commons General Store is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Its picturesque setting and historical significance make it a must-visit destination when traveling through this quaint part of Ohio.
What to Expect
- Expect a warm, welcoming environment filled with unique finds and delicious homemade treats.
- The product selection includes over 1,000 bulk food items, homemade fudge, and over 150 varieties of old-fashioned soda.
- You'll find great value here, as many products are competitively priced and often available at significant discounts.
Business Highlights
- ✓Ohio’s oldest operating general store
- ✓Located in the heart of Amish country
- ✓Over 1,000 bulk food products available
- ✓Homemade fudge and hand-dipped ice cream
- ✓Over 150 varieties of old-fashioned soda
- ✓Family owned since 1840
- ✓Relax on the front porch with ice cream
Google Reviews
Fun, kitschy little Amish store in the middle of nowhere. Wide selection of cheeses, meats, jams, candies, and more. Decorating with a mish-mosh of antiques, a couple old motorcycles. Worth a special trip once, decide for yourself if there's a next t...
This is a neat place, take the kids, walk back into time, fried pies, baked goid. And even a little farm set up for little ones, gold rush display is there. A chocolate & confectionery goods store also on premises.
This place is definitely worth stopping for! The baked goods are the best (Cinnamon Rolls!!) and a stroll through the store will most likely turn up something else that you didn't know that you wanted to buy. Well worth the trip!
Great place to stop for lunch and grab a burger, load up on Fry Pies, and sample homemade goods. Plus, they have other random novelty goods and activities for littles.
MY Favorite Place On Earth!!! If You have Never been, What are you waiting for.... You will Never Find a Better Owner, Family and Staff. The Atmosphere is Nostalgia. It's got Everythjng You Need for a Short trip, A Day trip great for the kiddos ...
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Visiting Tips
Be sure to take your time exploring the store; you never know what hidden gems you'll discover.
Consider visiting during the week to avoid the weekend crowds and enjoy a more leisurely experience.
There is ample parking available, and you might want to check out nearby Amish attractions while you're in the area.
Hours
- monday8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
- tuesday8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
- wednesday8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
- thursday8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
- friday8:30 AM - 8:30 PM
- saturday8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
- sundayClosed
