article_snippet: Sydneysiders may be the biggest coffee snobs, but
article_snippet: Sydneysiders's Melbourne that can claim to have the best cafe culture.
article_snippet: Research into the nation's caffeine habits by Roy Morgan Research found there's nothing more Australians love than fresh coffee, with the average person's café visits increasing by three per cent between 2010 and 2014.
article_snippet: Although Sydney was found to have the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee, the Harbour City proved not to be the national coffee capital.
article_snippet: Sydney was foudn to have the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee .
article_snippet: This was followed closely by Sydney at 61 per cent and Hobart at 62.7 per cent.
article_snippet: Research into the nation's caffeine habits by Roy Morgan Research found there's nothing more Australians love than fresh coffee .
article_snippet: the Harbour City proved not to be the national coffee capital: Sydney's Cornersmith cafe in Marrickville won The Good Food Guides's best cafe award in the Harbour City in 2014 . '
article_snippet: And perhaps because so many of them count on them barista for them caffeine fix, Melbourne residents don't need to buy as much fresh coffee for home/work consumption –
article_snippet: which is where Sydneysiders lead the country.'
article_snippet: Perth residents are particularly fond of Perth residents home brews with the Harbour City recording the highest rate of coffee-maker ownership at 39 per cent. '
highlights_snippet: Sydney has the highest number of people buying fresh coffee and the lowest percentage of people purchasing instant coffee .
  
highlights_snippet: Perth recorded the highest rate of coffee-maker ownership at 39 per cent .