You will regret getting a single sink. Go the double.

I vote two singles with a caveat. I've had a few opportunities to decide. I like the size of the one sink for large pots, but also like the option of a small sink for the garbage disposal items and also a small sink to plug for my "cleaning" side for lysol, etc, Soool... I have a double sink but a big sink with a small sink on the side as my double sink.

Two sinks is a "must" in any modern kitchen. It allows you to separate the cleaning area from drying as well as provide you with flexibility in terms of preparing and cleaning.

If space allow, double is a must. NO questions.

Single sinks really turn me off when looking to buy. The functional choice for a real kitchen that gets used is a double or one and a half sink with a good draining rack. If you can fit it, of course.

I like both and I have a double. But I think it might be a good difference. Just thinking out loud.

Definitely double sinks. Another option is having one side larger than the other, but that's a totally different discussion.

I vote double as long as you get a big enough size to fit your pots and pans. A small double bowl sink can be torture!