In Slovenia, coffee (kava) usually means a tiny cup of strong Turkish coffee, and cafes (kavarna) are a common sight with a basic cup costing ?1.00-?1.50.
Speak about cuisine in Slovenia and your mouth starts watering instantly. Well, the fault is not yours; the wonderful cuisine of Slovenia is to be blamed for our tongues demanding more helpings of the Slovenian food.
A nation boasting more than a 1000-year long history, a pioneer in many fields with groundbreaking achievements often attributed to others, the Slovenians still have to work on the issues big nations take for granted.