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

The bar chart illustrates information about coffee and tea consumption habits of residents in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart in last four weeks. Overall, it seems like people in those area tend to prefer go to a cafe for coffee or tea to buy fresh or instant coffee home. Especially, people bought fresh coffee seem to be the least.

Above five cities, Melbourne's residents went to cafe most, about 63%, which is the highest figure. While Melbourne made up the highest figure, Adelaide, in the opposite, made up the lowest, at nearly 50%. Among three others cities, Hobart is the one has the highest amount of people went to a cafe, about 62%, nearly the same as Melbourne, while Sydney has approximately 61% of people, higher than Brisbane, which has just over 55%.

Moving on to the percentage of people bought coffee home. Instant coffe was bought much more than fresh coffee. People in Hobart bought instant coffee the most, about 54% and those in Sydney bought the least, just 45%. However, Sydney's residents seem to bought fresh coffe instead of instant one because although they bought least instant coffee, they bought fresh coffee most among all five cities, at about 44% of total residents. Brisbane and Adelaide both have the lowest amout of people bought fresh coffee, at nearly 35%.