Food House Mostar

Very good freshly sueezed juices to choose from. They also have good options for vegetarians, which is not just salads. I appreciate the variety. I had a mixed veggie platter - which was a very generous portion. It had a vegetable stew with rice, a variety of grilled veggies, mashed potatoes, salad, and pitta bread. Staff are warm and friendly - service was quick and atmosphere really nice in a shaded area away from the busy crowds. Inside and outside seating available.

The food was absolutely fantastic and the service was incredible from start to finish. We ordered traditional dishes and asked for a recommendation on a local beer - everything was spot on. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience feel special. Thanks Miran. I was really impressed and left feeling more than satisfied. They were truly amazing!

We had a really lovely meal at Food House Mostar as we arrived at the old town. We decided to pay for parking at the small lot just a few feet from the restaurant and went straight to lunch. The atmosphere feels old timey and cozy. The traditional comfort food was delicious, and our daughter had a burger. The service was great even though they were a bit busy while we were there. I definitely recommend this restaurant if you’re in the area and looking for a more traditional vibe.

A pleasant traditionally decorated restaurant.. We came on a recommendation and did not regret it.. The staff is friendly and cheerful.. On the recommendation of our waiter we ordered the Sultan's wedding feast.. We were delighted, an excellent combination of modern and traditional cuisine on one plate.. A place you should not miss if you are visiting Mostar..

We started off strong with a seasonal salad for the appetizer. The salad was average, so if you want to get some veggies in you can order this. Next, we had the imam byaldi, stuffed eggplant with ground beef and tomatoes. This dish was splendid- the meat was juicy, paired with the softly cooked eggplant and some potatoes for carbs. Then we ordered the sultan’s wedding feast for two people, a huge plate with a variety of meats, rice, potatoes, and vegetables. Finally, we ended with a phyllo apple pie which was sweet and soft. The staff were also very friendly and the seats we sat at outside let us enjoy our food while taking in the night life of Mostar. 10/10!

I was part of a group visiting Mostar for the day and the Tour guide recommended that place, so we went. We were given a free small welcome drink (rakia) and a free desert at the end (apple strudel), both were very good. We were a big group of nearly 60 people but we got served very quickly. The waiters were flying around, so quick. I ordered Shakshuka - red pepper and tomato vegetarian dish, served with poached (sometimes fried) egg, and some yogurt on the side. I also got the local white wine. I enjoyed both, although the dish could’ve used a pinch of sugar to neutralise the acidity in the tomato sauce. The prices I saw were very good and quite reasonable for busy touristy spot. My waiter was really helpful and polite. All in all it was good experience.

I only had a few hours to visit the wonderful city of Mostar and our local guide recommended this amazing restaurant. I ordered the Bosanski lonac (Bosnian Pot) and the flavours absolutely exploded in my mouth! This was accompanied but a lovely regional red wine. It was a beautiful sunny day so was nice to sit outside and watch the world go by. Would absolutely eat here again if I made a future visit to Mostar!

This lovely restaurant is situated at just across the Turkish Hamam. You can sit under a beautiful tree, benefit the natural shades and oxygen. Ordered the Big Bosnian Breakfast plate which has a variety of burek, cheese, grilled veggies, pita, molasses, omelette and Bosnian coffee. They were all very tasty and the atmosphere was lovely. Recommended!