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Public Restrooms in Park Slope — Brooklynian

Public Restrooms in Park Slope

garth
garth
edited November -1 in Park Slope
Here is a list of all the Public Restrooms in Park Slope that I know of. Please add to this list (Note: by “Public,” I simply mean businesses for which you do not need to be a customer to use their facility)

The Brooklyn Public Library @ Grand Army Plaza

The Tea Lounge on Union Street @ 7th avenue

Pep Boys on 4th avenue @ 4th street

Litchfield Villa on Prospect Park West @ 5th street (inside Prospect Park)

Barnes & Noble on 7th avenue @ 6th street

Methodist Hospital on 7th avenue @ 6th street

Smith’s Tavern on 5th avenue @ 9th street

McDonalds on 9th street @ 5th avenue

The Bandshell on Prospect Park West @ 10th street (inside Prospect Park)

Johnny Mack’s on 8th avenue @ 12th street

Comments

  • jeffrey
    jeffrey
    As Bloomberg was once noted for saying (after coin-op, self-cleaning public toilets were shot down):

    There are Starbucks everywhere. Those are all the public toilets anyone needs.

    (or something like that)
  • veets
    veets
    Garth.. Good list.. some of those choices are not really "public".. Unlikely I would go in to J Mack's to pee unless I was going in, ordered the beer and then went to restroom. I am pretty sure that Mc Donalds is a place where you have to "ask" for a key.. so in emergency not the best choice..lol!
  • puckbrooklyn
    puckbrooklyn
    It's funny you say that, just earlier this week I was sitting in bar area at Mack's eating dinner and I saw two people just come in off the street and use the bathrooms and leave. No one said a thing to them.
  • bcodsnpkslope
    bcodsnpkslope
    PuckBrooklyn wrote: It's funny you say that, just earlier this week I was sitting in bar area at Mack's eating dinner and I saw two people just come in off the street and use the bathrooms and leave. No one said a thing to them.
    In an emergency thats cool.. heck i always ask before i go into a bathroom in someones restaurant or bar and i appreciate when they say yes.. Usually i tip them for the convenience
  • veets
    veets
    PuckBrooklyn wrote: It's funny you say that, just earlier this week I was sitting in bar area at Mack's eating dinner and I saw two people just come in off the street and use the bathrooms and leave. No one said a thing to them.
    Well then J Mack's qualifies as "public" if they have such an open door policy. ...that is just fine! Hey we are just talking about toilets here.... use the toilet once because you are desperate and come back for a burger and 3 beers with your buddies. ! That sounds like good business to me.
  • garth
    garth
    I don’t care if it’s labeled “Officially Public” or not, nor do I mind asking an employee for permission (or a key). All I’m asking for is more places I can go where I don’t have to pay.

    And I’m surprised Starbucks is the only place anyone’s been able to add to the list. Thanks though (I don’t know how I managed to forget that one).
  • opossumqueen
    opossumqueen
    The grocery store (Associated?) on 5th Ave at Union has a key bathroom. Just ask a checker for the key and it's straight back from there.

    J.J. Byrne Park. The Old Stone House has bathrooms open during the day (don't know exact hours). Doors are on the outside, southern end.

    If you're near Atlantic terminal there's Target and DSW.

    Since I live here, I'm pretty much covered between the park bathrooms, home, and B&N.
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