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 illustrates the proportion of individuals with different

coffee

and tea consumption preferences in five Australian urban areas—Sydney,

Melbourne

, Brisbane,

Adelaide

, and Hobart.

It is clear that

, except for

Adelaide

, the majority of residents in the other four surveyed cities in Australia preferred going to a café for

coffee

or tea in the

last

four weeks. The fewest people in all five places chose to buy fresh

coffee

during the same period.

To begin

with, visiting a café for

coffee

or tea was the most popular choice in Sydney,

Melbourne

, Brisbane, and Hobart, where approximately 61%, 64%, 56%, and 63% of citizens opted for

this

activity, respectively.

However

,

Adelaide

was different, as 50% of its residents preferred purchasing instant

coffee

,

while

around 49% chose to buy and drink in a café. Compared to

Adelaide

, fewer people in Sydney,

Melbourne

, Brisbane, and Hobart opted to purchase instant

coffee

in the

last

four weeks, with figures around 46%, 48%, 53%, and 54%, respectively, making

this

option only the second choice. Buying fresh

coffee

was the least popular option in all five places. Except for Sydney and

Melbourne

, where around 44% and 42% of individuals, respectively, chose

this

option, the figures for the other three cities were below 40%.