I, personally, wouldn't recommend any of those. Kohler and Kraus faucets have a lot of issues (read reviews on other retailer sites that carry them) and Delta faucets contain a lot of plastic parts that frequently break. I'm a retired GC and I use Kingston Brass faucets throughout my home because they're made with solid brass parts, so the likelihood of a part breaking is very low. More on reddit.com

I bought the Krause single-bowl sink/faucet combo and absolutely love it. Easy install, especially since the faucet and sink are made to go together. Really like the configuration of having the drain on one side rather than the middle. And for being a combo set, the faucet is excellent and definitely not just a throw in. Also liked that it came with the stainless grid for the bottom. You’re gonna wanna use it, because the sink can scratch easily. For reference, I had a cheap two-bowl stainless steel sink before. This was a huge upgrade. There’s another comment about the depth being an issue for a disposal, but that hasn’t been my experience. You’ll have to move it down an inch or two and reconfigure some pipes, but you’re also freeing up an entire side under the sink since there aren’t pipes there anymore. More on reddit.com

I like Kraus for sinks, and for faucets, I prefer known brands for durability and ease of parts replacement, so Kohler, Crane, Moen, Grohe, Hansgrohe, etc. Don't buy a brand you've never heard of. More on reddit.com

Kohler is decent. Lifetime warranty...call them and they will send free parts. I have hard water and my Kohler faucets seem to be showing the effects at 15 years old, More on reddit.com