Product review (2 stars): Doesn't work for a small kitchen
As part of our kitchen remodel, we selected all Bosch appliances - dishwasher, stove and refrigerator.  The dishwasher is so quiet that we sometimes wonder if it's really on (but the spotless dishes let us know that it really was).  The stove is beautiful.  Ah, but the refrigerator.  It's a good thing we held onto our old Kenmore side by side, because we haven't been able to use our new Bosch refrigerator at all.  Why?, you might ask - it's because the refrigerator side requires a full 18.25" swing clearance to open the door to 160 degrees so that you can open the drawers.  When we first started spec'ing appliances, we saw nothing about this swing door clearance requirement, and only found it buried deep in the specs after trying to figure out why we couldn't open the doors, and after the unit had been delivered and installed.
It's a beautiful unit, but all we could get from Bosch customer support was that the unit needed that full 18.25" swing clearance.  We've thought of pulling out the bottom drawer and replacing it with a couple of Fridg Binz, but I'm concerned that this might have deleterious effects on the compressor.  Any other ideas?
We've looked at other vendors' units since discovering this evident design flaw, and KitchenAid seems to address it well by having a cutout near the bottom of the door that allows the bottom drawer to open freely without opening the door past 90 degrees.  Bosch could get me back as a customer if they did the same!