My in-laws have always had French door fridge freezers (they find them stylish): they're extremely annoying. You need two hands to open the doors because one door closes over a flap on the other door in order to form a seal. You can't go to the fridge with something in your hand. You have to open the fridge, get your thing, put it in, close the fridge. Or, open the fridge with two hands, take your thing out, put it down, go back to the fridge, close the doors. Repeated attempts to "beat" the flap thing ends in a faulty fridge door closing mechanism which results first in constant beeping and ends in a fridge that doesn't stay cold.
At one point they had a fridge with a middle drawer (between the fridge and the freezer compartments): this was great and I'd love one. They kept cheese, butter, yogurts, cold meats etc in there. Wide, shallow, open and flat. You could see everything at a glance.
I have a very wide fridge with two freezer drawers beneath (so, two drawers that slide in and out of a single freezer "hole", not two separately-controlled freezer compartments). Pros are that it's easy to see everything at once, nothing festers behind anything, nothing is rotting away forgotten, and width is more important than depth when it comes to pizza boxes etc. There are no deep or dark areas. Cons are that it's expensive and integrated so will be a bitch when it comes to replacement.