Redstone Kitchen's daily fish fry, Cadiville's Sunday brunch, Rally Time's pool tables, Blau's sausage and the Port Washington harbor for a supper club.
Saukville's food scene is small enough to learn in one lunch: a corned beef counter that opened in 2026, a smash burger bar and grille, a sports bar with free popcorn, and a butcher shop, all on Green Bay Avenue or Dekora Street. These are the Saukville restaurants on Local Eyes, with their hours and what to order, plus the Port Washington harbor about 3.3 miles east when you want a supper club or a brewpub.
Redstone Kitchen
Redstone Kitchen is the place for a deli sandwich or a fish fry on any day but Sunday.
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Redstone's site gives hours of 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and it is closed on Sunday. It also caters, and our listing mentions desserts such as tiramisu and ice cream. If you only order one thing, make it something with the house corned beef, since that is what the kitchen cures itself.
Cadiville
Cadiville is a sit-down bar and grille for a burger, a cocktail or a Sunday brunch.
Cadiville's site lists these hours: closed Monday and Tuesday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday with the kitchen closing at 9, and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday with brunch from 9 to 1. That makes it the Sunday sit-down option of the two when Redstone is closed.
Rally Time Sports Bar
Rally Time Sports Bar on West Dekora Street is a sports bar for game night, with pool tables and bar food.
Rally Time has no website listed, so call 262-268-0446 for hours and the kitchen schedule.
Coffee, a butcher counter and picnic supplies
For coffee, the Starbucks at 827 E. Green Bay Ave., by the interchange, serves espresso, breakfast and pastries. The local stop is Blau's Meats, at 501 E. Green Bay Ave., a meat market our listing credits with sausage logs, links, country sausage, beef sticks, brats and stuffed chicken breasts.
If you are heading to Tendick or Blue Heron with a picnic, Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly at 810 E. Green Bay Ave. has a deli, a bakery, a meat counter and its own Fox Bros brats. The picnic grills at Tendick Nature Park are about 2.6 miles north.
Eating in Port Washington, 3 miles east
For a supper club, a brewpub or a lake view, head to Port Washington, the next town east, where the restaurants sit around the harbor and downtown about 3.5 to 3.7 miles from the village center.
Moonlight Tavern & Supper Club on East Main Street runs the classic supper club menu, from filet mignon to shrimp piccata, with a fish fry every Friday and a smoked maple old fashioned. Inventors Brewpub brews its own beer on site with a rotating tap list.
Closer in, Hollander Chocolate Co. & Tulip Cafe on South Spring Street, about 2.4 miles east, does breakfast bowls, sandwiches and house-made seasonal lattes. Toucan Food & Custard on West Grand Avenue, about 2.9 miles east, pairs a daily custard flavor with gyros and shawarma.
For Mexican food, Beanies Mexican Restaurant on East Grand Avenue serves tacos, burritos and seafood dishes, with swings at the bar.
On the way in from the north, The Shipyard on County Highway KK, about 2.7 miles northeast of the village, is a bar with a newly remodeled interior, set away from the busiest roads.
Groups, takeout and late nights
For a group or a picnic, Redstone sells fried chicken in family buckets of eight, 12 or 16 pieces, from $22.50 to $33.50 with fries, and its site links a catering menu. Cadiville's bar stays open until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, two hours after its kitchen closes. Rally Time's hours are not posted online, so call ahead before you count on it for a late game.
Planning around the closed days
The village's two kitchens keep different weeks, so the day you visit decides where you eat. On Monday and Tuesday, Redstone is open and Cadiville is closed. Wednesday through Saturday, both are open, with Redstone closing at 8 or 9 p.m. and Cadiville's kitchen at 9. On Sunday, only Cadiville is open of the two, from 9 a.m. with brunch until 1.
If you are staying over, the Motel 6 is about a third of a mile east of Redstone, and in Port Washington the Moonlight shares 101 E. Main St. with The Port Hotel, two of the hotels in and around Saukville.
Between meals, the river trails at Riveredge and the bog west of town are among the reasons to spend a day in Saukville.
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Published October 12, 2026









