Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Respect the Split at Sweet Moses Treats
Posted By Jason Beudert on Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 2:32 PM
Yes, it's snowing outside for the umpteenth day in a row. But despite what the thermometer on the wall says — the calendar says it's spring. And in celebration of that incontrovertible fact we suggest treating yourself to an authentic Banana Split from Sweet Moses Treats (6800 Detroit Ave., 216-651-2202, sweetmosestreats.com) in Gordon Square — because there is little wrong that can't be righted by digging into the King of ice cream treats. And this is no ordinary split: Everything from the ice cream to the toppings is house-made (save for the chocolate syrup and the cherry). It might be the best $7 you spend all week.
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