1948 - Tyler
1948
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Nestled within downtown Tyler's Plaza Tower, this restaurant offers a relaxed, hipster atmosphere that enchants diners. While recent menu changes have eliminated popular items like power bowls, avocado toast remains a highlight. Vegan options are scarce, with tasty vegan nachos being the standout, though other choices like vegan grilled cheese often sell out quickly. Diners are encouraged to call ahead due to potential menu limitations. Overall, this unique spot continues to impress with its laid-back charm and flavorful offerings, making it a must-visit for both locals and visitors.
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Was AmeliaKennemer at 1948 a mag?
I think they have removed many items from their menu. It seems that power bowls may no longer be available. However, they do offer avocado toast. I was unable to reach anyone by phone, so I recommend calling before visiting. This restaurant is a hidden gem located inside Plaza Tower downtown. I managed to take a picture of part of their menu, which did not include the power grain bowls that I heard are delicious. The... View all feedback.
What Betty A dislikes about 1948:
This restaurant has a charming and clean interior, and the staff was friendly. My server was quick and efficient. However, the gentleman assisting her seemed less enthusiastic about making the avocado toast. I ended up waiting a bit over 15 minutes while he delivered other customers' meals. He did apologize for the delay, which made me think the dish might take some time to prepare. Unfortunately, when I finally rece... View all feedback.
Great little cafe with several vegan options. We fell in love with the vegan nachos. Cinnamon roll for dessert.
During my visit, the only vegan option available was the vegan nachos, which included black beans, onions, tomatoes, corn, sweet potatoes, and cheese. Despite limited options, I found the dish to be really delicious. The menu also listed a vegan grilled cheese and a few vegan sandwiches, but they were unfortunately sold out. It appears that the restaurant pre-makes a lot of their sandwiches and sells them until they run out.
I think they have removed many items from their menu. It seems that power bowls may no longer be available. However, they do offer avocado toast. I was unable to reach anyone by phone, so I recommend calling before visiting. This restaurant is a hidden gem located inside Plaza Tower downtown. I managed to take a picture of part of their menu, which did not include the power grain bowls that I heard are delicious. They now serve these bowls cold, but I suggest asking them to heat it up as the quinoa tastes better warm, in my opinion. The atmosphere is laid back and hipster, making it a unique and pleasant find in Tyler.
Excellent coffee spot downtown. Coffee is great atmosphere is excellent too! Highly suggest the fresh juices too!! Service: Take out Meal type: Other Price per person: $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5