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    Jasmine A.

    *This review is NOT about Bryant Park. It is specifically about the public bathroom at the park.* Before our trip, my husband was looking up NY attractions on Atlas Obscura and came across the fancy bathroom at Bryant Park. I didn't recall this bathroom when I visited Bryant Park in 2016, but that is because it was installed in 2017. The morning we arrived in Manhattan, my husband and I met up with the lovely Marianne W, and we walked to Bryant Park. Needing to use the bathroom, it was the perfect opportunity to check out the fancy bathroom. We must have come at a good time because there wasn't much of a line up, maybe only a couple of people ahead of us, but the other times I passed the park, the lineup would be at least half a block long. There are bathroom attendants (I think they are city employees) managing the line and ensuring the bathroom is kept clean, and they do not accept tips -- there was a sign explicitly stating this, which was appreciated, because I wasn't sure. Clean, well-maintained, and nicely decorated, the Bryant Park bathroom is definitely one of the nicest public bathrooms I have been in. However, there was one minor oversight: in the stall, there was nowhere to place my coffee. There wasn't a little ledge and you couldn't place it on top of the toilet paper dispenser, so I had to put my coffee cup down on the floor, which was thankfully clean. [Yelp collections: East Coast 2022; NY Summer 2022; Pee for free!]

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