The refrigerator placement is no good. It's a mile away from the sink and you have no drop zone for when you take things out. You also appear to have 3 feet or less walkways. That's way too tight. You need 48" walkways wherever you have appliances. The sink should be at the window. And there are a number of other issues. A new kitchen will be expensive, so it's worth hiring a kitchen designer to help you plan.

Yes, I agree I would recommend a min. of 42" but preferably 44" for the walkway

Thanks for the quick feedback guys. I agree with the placement of the appliances issues, but main concern for me is definitely the walkway space and it sounds like it's not really going to work to have all these facing cabinets. Below is another option I've been thinking about.

Your kitchen would be much better with a peninsula than an island.

Your want list needs a different house. This house doesn’t have room for what you want. But you can have a perfectly functional room with a peninsula and not an island.

Here's my 11' wide kitchen with a 17" wide cart from Ikea. It works like a dream!

Thanks guys. Looks like there is no way around it. Here's what I'm thinking now. The table at the corner would have booth seating.

Banquette seating works for 5 year olds or guests you want to torture. It’s photogenic. But real world use is that it is beyond awkward for adults to use.

What is your objective of having the island?

No, the 3' table will not really seat seven.

The sink doesn't have to be under the window. I put the prep area under the window with the sink and stove on either side. It works fabulously.

I'd recommend you head to the kitchen forum. You'll get lots of good help there.

The layout gurus on the kitchen forum will want a rough sketch (can be hand drawn) of the entire floor plan including closets, hallways, doors, window to see the traffic patterns and if there are and places to “repurpose” like recessing a fridge or carving out a pantry.