Ćevabdžinica Tima–Irma

Tima–Irma has been a family business for more than thirty years, according to its own introduction, in the heart of Mostar’s old town. It focuses on national cooking and the grill: ćevapi, pljeskavica, sudžukice, skewers, chicken, salads and mixed platters feature among its specialities. After crossing the Old Bridge and walking through the stone lanes, this is a direct, filling meal rather than the more elaborate format of a restaurant built around a panoramic terrace.

The official website shows grilled meats and several dishes, and says the restaurant also serves hot and cold food. Recent customer comments praise the meat, generous portions and the family’s hospitality; others mention waits when it is busy or a less memorable visit. High ratings do not mean every meal is identical: if someone in your party does not eat much meat, ask about sides and salads before ordering a mixed platter, which may be too large for one person.

The published address is Onešćukova bb, on a street in the historic centre; the website gives a phone number and map to the entrance. Directories checked list daily hours from 09:00 to 23:00, though calling ahead is sensible on holidays. The official site links to Facebook. For a bridge view and a broader Bosnian menu, URBAN taste of orient is a short walk away; Tima–Irma is the better fit when grilled meat is the main goal and you do not want to turn lunch into a long stop.