Luckily for me, even if you can't handle sweet dairy treats on a regular basis, there's still plenty to love about Zaharako's. It's beautiful interior will take you back in time, full of stained glass, oak wood decor, and a marble countertop. Every few minutes, a fully operational Welte pipe organ plays. And there's even a small museum and candy shop. It really does delight all the senses.
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Zaharako's interior |
We usually go for dessert, but Zaharako's has a full lunch and dinner menu. I consider a stop at Zaharako's worth taking a Lactaid, as the ice cream is just so delicious. I typically go for a scoop of chocolate ice cream with peanut butter sauce, but when I want to avoid ice cream altogether, the sodas are a great subsitute treat. My husband swears by the brownie sundae. The arrow prefers to sample a little bit of whatever we're having.
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A nearly devoured brownie sundae |
We're lucky that we don't have to travel very far to get to Zaharako's. But we definitely would, and plenty of people do.
This post is a part of Wanderfood Wednesday at Wanderlust & Lipstick. Go see what everyone else is eating!
When I come to Columbus, I am so doing this with you and Arrow. Ok? OK? :)
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