The chart illustrates a particular weekday sales, profited by a coffee shop in a company. The first row represents the food and beverage available in the café, and the first column depicts the time range from morning until evening.
The coffee shop provides various items on the menu, which include coffee, tea, pastries, and sandwiches. The sales is categorized in 3 hours per day, starting from 7: 30am until 8: 30pm. The data presents the highest sales on the pastries sold at 7: 30am to 10: 30am. On the other hand, the lowest sales lies on the tea, by 35, at 2: 30pm to 5: 30pm.
Based on the beverages sold, coffee tends to have a higher demand than tea. It shows the sales reached above 100 in any time range, with a peak of 265 at 7: 30am to 10: 30am. The tea aligns with coffee that has the most sales at 7: 30am to 10: 30am, with 110. However, the trend fell from 10: 30am to 8: 30pm, with the lowest sales of 35 at 2: 30pm to 5: 30pm.
Besides beverages, delicacies such as pastries and sandwiches are also widely sold. Pastries reached 275 in sales, with the lowest of 80 in the evening. Sandwiches made the best sales at 10: 30am-2: 30pm, with 200, with the lowest of 40 at 2: 30pm to 5: 30pm. From the numericals, it is shown that customers tend to have a higher demand in the morning.