Sul

Fabulous coffee and views just as pictured. Flat white cappuccino with oat milk was amazing. Strangely enough, the baristas from our other favorite coffee place, Coffee & Waves, learned latte art from the master barista at SUL! Kudos to the staff and Chef Sara for an amazing vegan orange cardamom cashew based semi-frio. One of the best desserts I have had to date. Highly recommended.

Why is Google calling this a hotel, not a restaurant? This is a review of the restaurant. Wow. That was unexpected, but so worth the highish-for-portugal price. This turned out to be the penultimate dinner before they closed for the year, so they were doing a special wine-tasting night and later a DJ set from the kitchen (with the cooks dancing happily to mix of funk and disco.) While not every dish was to our taste perfect (eg the sweet potato puree was slightly too sweet for the mushroom and lentil base), they were all at least very good, beautifully presented, and interesting. I would absolutely love to go back or recommend it to others. Kudos to the great staff.

We’re staying in Luz and discovered this place by chance, and what a find! Truly one of the best, if not the best, meals we’ve had in Portugal. The quality of the food for the price is outstanding, beautifully thought out and refined. The wine selection is exciting and full of pleasant surprises. Service was exceptional, attentive without being rushed, giving us time to enjoy each course while also sharing thoughtful details about every dish. Coming from a place known for excellent food and service, I can honestly say this experience stands out. I would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone traveling in Portugal, it’s worth going out of your way to dine here. The view is also amazing, just to add on top of all.

Beautiful location for a Melbourne quality coffee. Their flat white is as good, if not better than the best coffee shops in Lisbon, e.g. Copenhagen, The Coffee, The Folks… Also a lovely place for a pre dinner drink of an evening taking in the sunset. Must visit if you love coffee…

Out of all the restaurants I ate in on my holiday to Burgau this was the best. Yes it’s a small menu but I believe that is not a bad thing if you can get it right. A large menu doesn’t necessarily mean good food! Anyway I had the prawns as a starter and fish stew as a main with a coffee to end the meal. The fish stew was so tasty. I ordered the sourdough bread to soak up the sauce. It was delicious. Great view of the ocean too. Nice friendly staff. Compared to some of the other very mediocre dishes at other restaurants, this was by far the best.

Tucked away on the steep road down to the beach, Sul is cool and modern, with tahini cookies, fresh roasted coffee and oat milk available. But it isn’t just for show; the coffee is fabulous (fruity and smooth), the cakes and cookies absolutely delicious and the food thoughtful, imaginative and exceptional quality and flavour. Went looking for oat milk and found a gem!

Tucked into the narrow streets of Burgau, Sul opens up to a stunning view over the Portuguese south coast. Both the indoor and outdoor spaces carry a welcoming atmosphere. The food was enjoyable, with some of the chef’s creative ideas working very well, though I missed having that one truly unforgettable dish. A free wine tasting was a thoughtful touch, and I gladly ordered a bottle I discovered through it. Service revealed a certain inexperience, noticeable in communication and delivery, which could benefit from more refinement. Overall, it was a pleasant evening, one that could have been memorable with more attentive service.

Very cute cafe. Came here for the Turkish eggs & an amazing iced latte! They have alternative milk (oat). Beautiful views from the outside area of the ocean