Depending on who made it or where you bought it, a Caesar salad can take on many forms. However, the one thing it must have ...

It was invented in the 1920s by chef Caesar Cardini, an Italian immigrant who lived in the city. The dish quickly gained popularity among Hollywood celebrities and international visitors, securing its ...

Existential inquiries only. Caesar Cardini immigrated to the U.S. in the early 20th century and then eventually moved to Mexico, where he is credited with creating the Caesar salad at his ...

The combination of ingredients creates a sharp and creamy salad that Italian chef Caesar Cardini is credited with inventing in the 1920s at his Tijuana, Mexico, restaurant. It's since been a ...

It’s no wonder the most popular dishes at the restaurant this past season were the tagliolini Bolognese ($33) with its ...

At open-to-the-public Salute, Caesar Salad Cardini ($23) — named after the Italian restaurateur and his brother credited with inventing the salad decades ago — features baby Romaine lettuce ...