Came from Postmates?

You’re in
the right place.

The best quesabirria in Everett, cooked to order at 1530 N Broadway—and when you order straight from us, the price is the same one you’d pay standing at the counter.

Freshly made Bold flavors Three cultures One grill

Thank you for looking

Glad you found us.

Whichever app brought you here, we’re glad it did. Ordering direct means the price you see is the price we set—the same one we’d charge you at the counter.

Tresol Latin Grill is a small kitchen in Everett cooking Honduran, Salvadoran and Mexican food to order—pupusas, baleadas, carne asada, tacos, tortas and a good deal more. If you were hunting for the best quesabirria in town, this is the right door.

Order direct and you’ll get the most delicious quesabirria you’ll ever taste, at the same price we charge in the dining room.

Grilled carne asada served over crispy yuca with pico de gallo, pickled red onions and two dipping sauces.

How it works

Where the
money goes.

None of this is a secret—the platforms publish their restaurant rates. It is just rarely put next to what you pay at checkout.

Postmates was the app that would fetch you anything, not just dinner—an idea that felt novel before every other delivery service copied it.

Uber bought it in 2020, and the plumbing is now Uber’s: its help pages, its courier sign-up and its pricing links all lead back to Uber. The Postmates name survives; the economics are Uber Eats’.

Operated by
Uber Technologies, Inc.Uber acquired Postmates in 2020; it now runs on Uber's platform.
Restaurant commission
20%, 25% or 30%On delivery orders, depending on the plan.
You also pay
Service + delivery feesSet at checkout, on top of the menu price.

Side by side

Postmates vs direct.

Ordering through Postmates

What the platform takes

up to ~45%

of the value of your order, counting both sides of the transaction.

Commission from the restaurant 20%, 25% or 30% Uber bought Postmates in 2020, and it now runs on Uber’s platform—its own help centre and pricing pages point at Uber. For restaurants that means Uber Eats’ published rates: 20%, 25% or 30% on delivery, 7% on pickup.
Card processing in commission Folded into the commission above rather than billed on top.
Service fee you pay ~10–15% A percentage of your subtotal, before the delivery fee, any small-order fee, taxes and the tip.

Ordering direct from us

What we take

A small service fee

and nothing else. No commission comes out of the kitchen’s side at all.

Commission from the restaurant none Which is exactly why our online menu prices match the prices on the counter.
Card processing covered Not passed on to you as a separate line.
Service fee you pay small, flat Shown before you pay. That is the whole list.

Keep it in Everett

A commission is money that leaves town. When you order direct, what you spend stays with the people who cooked your food, bought the ingredients and pay rent on N Broadway—and the menu price stays where we set it.

Order direct

About these figures. Restaurant commission rates are taken from the operator’s own published pricing, checked on 12 November 2026: Uber Eats merchant pricing. Rates depend on the plan a restaurant is on and vary by market, so treat them as the published range rather than a single number. Customer-side service and delivery fees are set by the platform at checkout and change with order size, distance and demand.

No affiliation. Postmates is a trademark of Uber Technologies, Inc.. Tresol Latin Grill is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Uber Technologies, Inc.. Postmates is named here only to describe and compare how ordering through a delivery marketplace differs from ordering direct from us.

Came from somewhere else?

Same food. Better deal.

Order straight from the kitchen and we both come out ahead.

Order direct