Browse Manhattan by neighborhood

Chelsea

23 restrooms

Art galleries and a High Line full of judgment. Just enough bathrooms to survive it.

Chinatown

6 restrooms

Dollar dumplings and centuries of history — the bathrooms have seen some things too.

East Village

15 restrooms

CBGB's ghost and a thousand NYU freshmen. Everybody still needs a toilet.

Financial District

43 restrooms

Wall Street bros in $2,000 suits still gotta shit like the rest of us.

Flatiron

11 restrooms

Silicon Alley bros power-walking to lunch, holding it in for the next standup.

Gramercy

5 restrooms

A locked park with 383 keys. The bathrooms, mercifully, ask for none.

Greenwich Village

10 restrooms

NYU took the bohemia and left the rent. At least the bathrooms are still free.

Hamilton Heights

19 restrooms

Jazz legends used to live here. The 'next big neighborhood' for a decade running.

Harlem

57 restrooms

Apollo Theater history and soul food institutions — deep roots that deserve a decent bathroom too.

Hells Kitchen

31 restrooms

Broadway understudies waiting tables, waiting for a bathroom that isn't a hot dog cart.

Inwood

8 restrooms

The last cheap stretch of Manhattan — and the bathrooms are still free, for now.

Kips Bay

8 restrooms

The most forgettable six blocks in Manhattan. Even the bathrooms are unremarkable.

Little Italy

12 restrooms

One block of red sauce and tourists. The 'authentic' bathrooms moved to the Bronx.

Lower East Side

28 restrooms

Vinyl collections and side hustles. The bathroom line is as long as the bar's.

Meatpacking District

8 restrooms

Velvet ropes and $30 cocktails. The bathroom line is the only line that's fair.

Midtown

109 restrooms

Times Square tourists in fanny packs — nobody who actually lives here goes there.

Morningside Heights

14 restrooms

Columbia kids protesting on an empty stomach and a fuller bladder.

Murray Hill

4 restrooms

Finance bros, backwards hats, day-drinking since noon. 'MurrHi' needs bathrooms fast.

Noho

5 restrooms

Basquiat used to live here. Now it's rich people who saw Gigi Hadid once.

Nomad

3 restrooms

A neighborhood literally invented by real estate listings. The bathrooms are real, we checked.

Roosevelt Island

3 restrooms

You take a literal tram to get here. At least the bathroom line is short.

Soho

9 restrooms

You'll pay $9 for a candle here. The bathroom's still free, thank god.

Tribeca

15 restrooms

Taylor Swift's zip code. Even A-listers need a toilet.

Turtle Bay

21 restrooms

UN motorcades and diplomats. Even world leaders need somewhere to go.

Union Square

15 restrooms

Farmers market kale and protest megaphones — nature calls here too, literally.

Upper East Side

52 restrooms

Old money, Goldman bankers, dogs in strollers — they still gotta go like the rest of us.

Upper West Side

64 restrooms

Where wealthy people live. They also have their shit — usually two blocks from Zabar's.

Washington Heights

32 restrooms

Basically its own country up here. Yes, they have bathrooms too.

West Village

4 restrooms

The Magnolia Bakery line moves slower than the one for the bathroom.