The bar chart provides information about the most popular types of coffee sold by two coffee shops in New York in a typical week in the year 2015. The chart shows average weekly sales of eight items, including café lattes, cappuccinos and Americanos, in Club Coffee and Espresso Express.
In general, it can be seen that Club Coffee is generally the busiest shop in New York, outselling Espresso Express in six out of eight coffee items. On the whole, stronger coffees such as espressos and flat whites were not as popular as weaker coffees like café lattes or cappuccinos.
In terms of sales at Club Coffee, café lattes came top of the list, with an average of around 135 sold each week. Cappuccinos and Americanos were the next best sellers, with around 115 and 100 of these drinks sold respectively. Club coffee sold slightly more decaf coffees as opposed to iced coffees, with roughly 75 of each in total being sold per week on average. Espressos and caramel lattes were not nearly as popular, with just 25 and 18 sold in turn.
Café lattes were also the number-one purchase in Espresso Express, with just over 120 items sold in a week. Cappuccinos were third, at around 120, being higher compared to Americanos by approximately 20 items sold. Caramel lattes came next, with just over 60, three times as many as are sold in Club Coffee.