I've had the Hansgrohe Talis C for the last few months and am really happy with it. I got it at Costco (in store) when it was on sale for $199. Wish I had replaced the old one sooner!

Here is a link that might be useful: Hansgrohe Talis C Faucet

Wish I had known about GW a year and a half ago when we picked out a new faucet, I could have asked the same question, although it had been 25+ years since I shopped for a kitchen faucet.
While I like the look and feel of the Grohe Bridgeford we selected, one thing that is very disappointing is it does not lock on spray! I find I use the spray almost 99% of the time, which means one hand always has to be on the button...very inconvenient to say the least, but the faucet was not cheap, so I guess I'm stuck with it for a while :(

I recall quite a few recent faucet threads. You may have better luck doing a google search with GW in the search terms, rather than using GW's search function.

We've been really happy with our Danze Parma Single Mount Spring. It seems very well made and has been absolutely rock solid for the last 5 months of heavy use. It operates and feels as good as the $1,000 ones for a lot less.

This is the only real picture I have unfortunately.

I like the magnetic docking feature of my Delta pull down faucet. Just makes docking it back up that little bit easier (which means my husband actually docks it).

Also convenient, the buttons to switch from spray to stream (no holding down the button for spray).

The only thing I would do differently next time is buy a faucet that also has a button to turn off (pause) at the faucet head. Also I think I'd get a touch on/off next time.