General store

End of the Commons General Store

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Est. 1840
★★★★4.7(2140 reviews)
General store
End of the Commons General Store - General store in Mesopotamia, OH

About End of the Commons General Store

End of the Commons General Store has been a staple in Mesopotamia, Ohio, since 1840, offering a variety of bulk food products, homemade treats, and unique items that reflect the area's Amish heritage. You'll find everything from authentically Amish hand-made fry pies to over 1,000 bulk food products, ensuring there's something for everyone.

The atmosphere is charming and nostalgic, with a mish-mash of antiques and vintage decor that creates a warm and inviting environment. It’s a fun stop for families, featuring a little farm setup for kids and a gold rush display, making it feel like a trip back in time.

Conveniently located in the heart of Amish country, the store is easily accessible and offers ample parking. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it's a delightful spot to experience the flavors and traditions of the region.

Salvage Grocery Store Details

No EBT

What to Expect

  • Expect a friendly, family-owned atmosphere where you can enjoy personal service.
  • You'll find a diverse selection of products, from bulk items to homemade treats that emphasize old-fashioned quality.
  • Prices are generally very reasonable, making it a great spot for stocking up on essentials and indulging in sweet treats.

Business Highlights

  • Ohio’s oldest operating general store, built in 1840
  • Located in the heart of Amish country
  • Offers over 1,000 bulk food products
  • Homemade fudge and hand-dipped ice cream available
  • Over 150 varieties of old-fashioned soda & penny candy
  • Lunch and dinner available at the Commons Cafe
  • Experience a tranquil way of life on the front porch

Google Reviews

Mike MxM (RideLocalDreamGlobal)
Mike MxM (RideLocalDreamGlobal)2 months ago
★★★★★

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...

C. Smith
C. Smith2 months ago
★★★★★

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.

S F
S F4 months ago
★★★★★

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!

Bob
Bob7 months ago
★★★★★

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.

Sandy Stoops
Sandy Stoops2 months ago
★★★★★

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 ...

Reviews from Google

Specialties

Authentically Amish hand-made fry piesOld-fashioned quality products

Frequently Asked Questions

Visiting Tips

Be sure to try the cinnamon rolls and homemade fry pies—they're a customer favorite.

If you can, visit during the weekday to avoid the weekend crowds for a more relaxed shopping experience.

There's plenty of parking available, so feel free to bring the whole family and take your time exploring the store.

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

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