The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features，and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart compares the

coffee

and tea consumption and drinking habits of residents living in five Australian cities.

It is clear that

approximately half of the citizens in all five cities visited a café in the past four weeks. Australians in general preferred to buy instant

coffee

as opposed to fresh

coffee

. Residents of Melbourne and Hobart were the biggest fans of drinking tea or

coffee

in cafés, with figures both about 63%,

while

the corresponding proportion of Adelaide was barely closer to 50%. The rates of Sydney and Brisbane were

also

not negligible, at around 61% and 56% respectively. 54% of people in Hobart purchased instant

coffee

in the

last

four weeks, with citizens in Brisbane following closely behind. In Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, just under half of residents have consumed instant

coffee

.

Nevertheless

, these figures were still higher

overall

than those for buying fresh

coffee

. A mere 34% of Brisbane and Adelaide bought fresh

coffee

, and the percentages in the other cities were relatively low as well.