3 Best Sunday Lunch Restaurants in Cudahy

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A photo of Blue Bat Kitchen & Tequilaria restaurant

1. Blue Bat Kitchen & Tequilaria

4.5

Awesome(870)

Price: Moderate

• American • Milwaukee

Booked 27 times today

Blue Bat Kitchen finds inspiration in the energy and flavors of street food around the globe. We feature fresh, global street food in a relaxed and fun environment that pairs perfectly with Milwaukee’s very first Tequilaria. Over 160 Tequilas to try plus, Tacos, Bowls, Snacks, Salads and more await!

2. The Edison

4.7

Exceptional(493)

Price: Expensive

• American • Milwaukee

Booked 19 times today

The Edison is an inspired, neighborhood restaurant. We believe in being thoughtful in the way we prepare your food and engage with our community. And like you, we know the value of a great meal shared between friends. Nestled in the heart of Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, The Edison serves indulgent, classic American cuisine and nostalgic cocktails at our pre-prohibition, speakeasy-inspired bar.

A photo of Motor at the Harley-Davidson Museum restaurant

3. Motor at the Harley-Davidson Museum

4.4

Awesome(488)

Price: Moderate

• American • Milwaukee

Booked 6 times today

At the heart of the 20-acre Harley-Davidson Museum campus, MOTOR Bar & Restaurant is a destination for connection, community, and conversation. MOTOR offers bold and spirited food and beverage with a focus on local products, genuine hospitality, and memory-making events that will keep guests coming back all year long. Our desirable location in Milwaukee on the Menomonee River, combined with the iconic history of Harley-Davidson, fosters a unique and inviting space for people to gather and connect beyond the plate.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Blue Bat Kitchen & Tequilaria

2. The Edison

3. Motor at the Harley-Davidson Museum

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