We went yesterday to the Pronto cafe (here, in Dobrota, right on the coast). Prices here are the same as everywhere else - coffee 1.4 euros, a large pizza 7 euros. But we really liked the service here. We were with a dog, and although we did not ask for anything, they brought a bowl of water for her, and then even gave something tasty. The dog now prefers only this cafe
The other day we went to Bar and on the way back we stopped at a tent where a farmer was selling his oranges and kiwis. I have long laid eyes on them, so I wanted to try real, fresh kiwi! I asked how much they cost, he says - 3 euros. I think, of course, a little expensive, well, okay, you have to try. I say - "good, we take!" (the word “take” I still don’t know how it sounds in Serbian; can anyone tell me?) And he takes the whole box and carries it to our car! I somehow lost my entire vocabulary and said only “good, much, much praise!” It turns out that the whole box cost 3 euros.
So now we eat kiwi every day. They are smaller than those sold here in Siberia, but much more fragrant and tastier.
Our two-week supply
