Tresca's Eating Place

Just your basic diner. Reminds me a lot of a 1970's friendly's. There is nothing really special about this place. They serve limited breakfast menu. No oatmeal on weekends. That in itself shows there must not be the demand on weekends. They just serve breakfast on Sunday. No lunch.The service was marginal. I had to ask for water. She did ask me if I needed a menu. I would assume everyone needed one of those. I had to call the waitress over to pay my bill only to discover that they only take cash. Rather than taking care of the customer, the waitresses hang out waiting for the orders to appear. My omelet was hot when it made it to my table. It took 20 minutes but it was busy so I understand.I had a mushroom and cheese omelet, coffee, hash browns, and toast. It looked like at least three eggs.The serving size was large with coffee refilled twice. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the bill because the price was reasonable. The size of the serving offset the mediocre service but I still had to knock it down one star.

BRING CASH!!! THEY ONLY TAKE CASH!!!Came here for brunch before the Barbie movie on the second day it was released. It was very lively and there was a short wait (10-15 min) because we wanted a booth seat. The atmosphere is very reminiscent of an old school diner which I think is soo charming. LOVED the omelettes, they were a lot of food for a reasonable price (both my bf and I could only finish half of ours, so we got a takeout box to go). Super standard, yummy diner food. I loved my veggie with cheese omelette but the sausage with cheese one was delicious as well. Would definitely come back again and next time I will learn my lesson and split the omelette instead of each getting one!

Omg! You have to come here for the omelettes.They are absolutely huge and I could only eat a third.Made with 5-6 eggs for the same price as other breakfast places. Under $10.50 with Scali bread and home fries.Been in business here for over 30 years and the owner was a great guy.The help are all wonderful people as well, so no wonder it's a local to go place.Remember, cash only. That's how they keep prices low.

Unbeatable for the cost, food, and service. Just a nice diner serving up delicious food.

Had the best old school breakfast here havent been here in years and glad to see its still here! Great food, small place very busy , made to order may take a little while longer to get your food but worth it awesome stop!

Best breakfast around by far! Such an amazing deal too! Everything I've had here is so good but I usually come in the weekend mornings and the yummy sounding lunches aren't available . Anyways, breakfast is good. They always make perfect eggs and give you one extra! The meat lover equivalent omelette was great. Way too much food but full of bacon ham and sausage. What I really love here is the old school feel. The booths are perfect with the isles between. Cash only as it should be. I just wish they had upgradeable maple syrup, only like buttersworth type stuff.

The food was 10 stars! We were greeted by the executive chef! Lobster stuffed mushrooms were hard to share. My husband and I were on balcony 77. We had champagne and the filet mignon. All of a sudden Ray Bourque appeared! My husband and I were star struck! He couldn't have been more gracious. After that we couldn't finish our dinner! As we were leaving they were like sorry you have to stay and surprised us with desert!Everyone was genuinely nice and kind!!! Greatest Anniversary ever!

I get breakfast here occasionally usually to go and it's always very big portions which I like especially for under $10. They open early at 6am and the service is always fast and people that work there are very nice. If you want a good solid simple breakfast I definitely recommend this place :)

This is a solid diner-style spot for breakfast. Come with an appetite because the portions are BIG and also reasonably priced! The food and service are good, I've never had an issue with either of them. The only drawback is that it can feel a bit crowded and loud during peak hours, so plan accordingly if you're aiming for a quiet breakfast/brunch.Also, be aware, they only take cash. They have an ATM in the back so it's not a problem, but I feel as if that could be advertised a bit better.

Unassuming from the outside - and from the inside as well, truth be told - except for its waitress warrens (yes, they're all waitresses), allowing the them to move between booths and counters without actually being in the customer's aisles. While not a diner per se, there is a sense that it's a place stuck in its own time. Between 7am and 11am you can find the Greatest Generation regulars at the counter nearest the ATM and all manner of humanity though the rest of the place. Good food, generous portions and reasonable prices. And you can get Scali bread there; a Boston-centric specialty. The only downside (if you're in a rush) is that things move very slowly there. DO NOT EXPECT SPEEDY SERVICE. And on the weekends, there's a likely chance you'll have to wait for a table to open up; it's a popular no-frills local spot for sure.