James Park, Realtor
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Caesar's Restaurante Bar
Av. Revolución 8190,
Zona Centro,
22000 Tijuana, B.C., Mexico
It took 5 yrs and Cataract Surgery to get me here, finally , but I am here to try the original Caesar Salad
Wow, just wow!
I had the most incredible meal of my life here!
Caesar Salad Delight
Let me start with the Caesar salad. The dressing is absolutely phenomenal—it's finger-licking good and so addictive! I would happily fly to Tijuana just to enjoy this salad again.
Ribeye Steak Perfection
Next up was the ribeye steak, cooked to perfection and seasoned like a true culinary artist. While the meat itself was good, the chef's seasoning and that delightful gravy took it to another level. The steak was incredibly tender, and I absolutely loved it!
Beef Wellington Adventure
I finally tried Beef Wellington, something I had always wanted to experience but hesitated due to the $80.00 price. Here, it was only $20 USD! Although I have type 2 diabetes and skipped the pastry, the steak was tender and seasoned beautifully, with a gravy that was simply to die for.
The chef truly excels at making gravy and seasoning steaks exceptionally well.
A New Favorite
This was my first visit, and I am completely smitten! I loved the food so much that I can't wait to return with all my nine girlfriends.
I felt like I was dining at a five-star restaurant while only paying fast-food prices. What an amazing experience!
Caesar's Restaurante Bar, located in Tijuana, Mexico, is famously known as the birthplace of the Caesar salad, which was invented by Italian immigrant Caesar Cardini on July 4, 1924. The story goes that during a busy holiday weekend, Cardini faced a shortage of ingredients due to an influx of American tourists escaping Prohibition. In a moment of culinary creativity, he combined whole Romaine lettuce leaves with garlic-flavored oil, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, raw eggs, and Parmesan cheese, creating a dish that would become iconic. Originally served as a finger food, the salad quickly gained popularity and has since become a staple in restaurants worldwide, with Caesar's Restaurante Bar still preparing it tableside today, honoring its rich history and Cardini's original recipe