Band 8+: The table below gives information about a bakery's average sales in three different branches in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

The table illustrates the avarage sales of a bakery across three different branches in 2015.

Overall, London Covent Garden recorded the highest number of transactions and the highest transaction value, while London St John’s Wood had the lowest number of transactions. In addition, take-away transactions were higher than eat-in transactions in Covent Garden and Oxford Circus, but St John’s Wood had more eat-in transactions than take-away transactions.

Covent Garden had the highest number of transactions, with 642, followed by Oxford Circus with 538. St John’s Wood had the lowest number of transactions, with only 269. The avarage transaction value was also highest in Covent Garden, at £7.58. St John’s Wood had an avarage transaction value of £5.01, while Oxford Circus had the lowest value, at £4.51.

Covent Garden also had the highest number of eat-in transactions, with 304, followed by Oxford Circus with 247 and St John’s Wood with 150. The number of take-away was also highest in Covent Garden, at 338, followed by Oxford Circus at 291 and St John’s Wood at 119. The most popular items were different in each branch. Croissant was the most popular item in Covent Garden, while medium latte and strawberry tart were the most popular items in Oxford Circus and St John’s Wood respectively.