Step back in time at End of the Commons General Store, the oldest continually operating general store in Ohio, located in the heart of Mesopotamia's historic district. Dating back to 1840, this family-run destination offers a unique shopping experience with penny candy, bulk foods, nostalgic gifts, local jams and jellies, and Amish-made goods.
Nestled in Trumbull County's Amish countryside, this charming store features over 1,000 old-fashioned items and a full-service deli, as well as the Commons Café, known for its hearty breakfasts, burgers, and award-winning fry pies. Don't miss the vintage popcorn machine or the seasonal ice cream stand—favorites for visitors of all ages.
Perfect for family day trips, heritage tours, and group outings, End of the Commons is part of the Mesopotamia Historic Village and a beloved stop along Ohio's Amish Country driving trails. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking timeless charm, small-town hospitality, and authentic Ohio-made products. If you're looking for a general store with a sense of history, look no further than the End of the Commons General Store.
Since 1840, they've been serving up quality goods that will help you simplify your life and bring back memories of times gone by.
They're located in Ohio's oldest operating general store, which is also located in historic Mesopotamia—a community that's home to over one hundred Amish families and also part of the Mesopotamia National Historic District. It's easy to get to from anywhere in Northeast Ohio.
If you're looking for a place to relax with friends or family, stop by the cafe for lunch or dinner! They have many foods from Amish country that you can sample while enjoying your trip into the past. And you can't leave without trying a Fry Pie, one of their specialty items!
We stock over 1,000 bulk food products, hard-to-find houseware & kitchen gadgets, homemade fudge, hand-dipped ice cream, 150 varieties of old-fashioned soda & penny candy…and so much more! You won't want to leave without taking some home!
Nestled in Trumbull County's Amish countryside, this charming store features over 1,000 old-fashioned items and a full-service deli, as well as the Commons Café, known for its hearty breakfasts, burgers, and award-winning fry pies. Don't miss the vintage popcorn machine or the seasonal ice cream stand—favorites for visitors of all ages.
Perfect for family day trips, heritage tours, and group outings, End of the Commons is part of the Mesopotamia Historic Village and a beloved stop along Ohio's Amish Country driving trails. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking timeless charm, small-town hospitality, and authentic Ohio-made products. If you're looking for a general store with a sense of history, look no further than the End of the Commons General Store.
Since 1840, they've been serving up quality goods that will help you simplify your life and bring back memories of times gone by.
They're located in Ohio's oldest operating general store, which is also located in historic Mesopotamia—a community that's home to over one hundred Amish families and also part of the Mesopotamia National Historic District. It's easy to get to from anywhere in Northeast Ohio.
If you're looking for a place to relax with friends or family, stop by the cafe for lunch or dinner! They have many foods from Amish country that you can sample while enjoying your trip into the past. And you can't leave without trying a Fry Pie, one of their specialty items!
We stock over 1,000 bulk food products, hard-to-find houseware & kitchen gadgets, homemade fudge, hand-dipped ice cream, 150 varieties of old-fashioned soda & penny candy…and so much more! You won't want to leave without taking some home!
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