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

The bar chart displays some information about the results of research concerning the habit of drinking and purchasing

coffee

and tea in various cities in Australia.

Overall

, the percentage of those people who went to a café for

coffee

or tea in the

last

4 weeks is the highest in all five towns.

In addition

, buying fresh

coffee

accounted for the least proportion in all areas. In Sydney, just above 60 per cent of citizens went to a café to drink a cup of

coffee

or tea, and the proportions of those who bought fresh or instant

coffee

were both roughly 45%.

Furthermore

, the percentage of people with the habit of going to a café in both Melbourne and Hobart is quite the same, nearly 64%.

Although

people in Hobart bought more instant

coffee

in the

last

couple of weeks, about 55%, those who lived in Melbourn purchased more fresh

coffee

, almost 43%.

On the other hand

, in Brisbane, the percentage of the habitats paid for instant

coffee

was just below the proportion of those who chose to go to a café, at 53% and 55% respectively,

while

only 35% bought fresh

coffee

. Concerning Adelaide, the proportions of buying

coffee

and going to a café for drinking it were approximately the same, each 50%. Whilst those who paid for fresh

coffee

accounted for only 35%.