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 graph illustrates the result of a survey conducted in 5 different cities in Australia:

Sydney

,

Melbourne

, Brisbane,

Adelaide

and

Hobart

. The survey focused on the population's preferences and habits regarding buying and drinking

coffee

and tea over the past four weeks.

Overall

, the majority of Australians tended to go to a café for

coffee

or tea,

Adelaide

was the only city that deviated from

this

trend,

while

fresh

coffee

was the least favoured option in all five Downunder cities. In the

last

four weeks, going to a café has been the prevailing trend in

Sydney

,

Melbourne

, Brisbane and

Hobart

, with over 60% of residents in

Sydney

,

Melbourne

and

Hobart

choosing

this

option,

while

slightly over 55% of Brisbane’s population preferring it.

Adelaide

stood out as the only city where buying instant

coffee

outnumbered going to a café, accounting for 50% and 49% respectively.

On the other hand

, buying fresh

coffee

was the least popular option for the residents of all five cities, with

Sydney

(44%) and

Melbourne

(42%) being the highest share of the population preferring fresh

coffee

, and Brisbane and

Adelaide

presenting the lowest percentage, both at around less than 35%.

Adelaide

and

Hobart

showed a significant difference between the least and second-to-least preferred options,

whereas

Sydney

and

Melbourne

exhibited less variation.