The bathrooms at the Prophet Bar are nice in that they are spacious and offer plenty of stalls or urinals to choose from, which is nice on particularly busy nights.
What makes this bathroom special is the simple locking mechanism, in case of emergencies or if you just need to confine yourself away from the raucous crowd for a few minutes
Plenty of paper towels give hand-to-surface contact a task even the most inebriated of patrons can enjoy.
Even though proper distance between urinals is sub-par, the colorful chalkboard that hangs above is fine enough of a distraction.
This quaint and lively jazz club houses a simple bathroom facility, but what makes this experience nice is that is a distance away from club's lively atmosphere.
Sparkling white tile, elegant stone and maroon colored walls create a somber atmosphere.
Club management at Trees claim that bathroom cleanliness was one of their priorities when the venue was reopened.
An actual soap tray and the clever use of elegantly framed portraits of a man and woman denoting each bathrooms, give your private time a touch of the '50s.
The men's and women's bathrooms housed in this tiny restaurant/jazz lounge are a genuine breathe of fresh air from the usual water closets that would be ideal for horror film scenes.
The sheer magnitude of scribblings on the walls is bathroom graffiti taken to the highest level.
The simple elegant design of the bathrooms in the Loft are well designed, particularly the stalls, which aren't exactly stalls, but rooms all to themselves
Easily the winner of all bathroom-defining categories, The Granada Theater is simple, yet has character, all while maintaining simple sanitation.
