Mirror, mirror on the wall… please forgive us, because sometimes we can’t help but indulge our millennial instincts and snap a ’Gram. Particularly when the facilities are as lovely as these.
The Best Places in NYC to Take a Bathroom Selfie (Yeah, We Went There)
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Morimoto
The first reason to go to the Iron Chef’s eponymous spot is for some of the best sushi in town. But the bathrooms are a close second. They’re outfitted with artwork that can best be described as “futuristic secret garden.” Snap snap snap.
88 Tenth Ave.; morimotonyc.com
Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club
If you step into this flamingo-splashed wonderland and don’t have a sudden urge to snap a pic (and maybe stand on one leg)… well, we don’t know what to tell you.
514 Union St., Brooklyn; royalpalmsshuffle.com
The Grill
Because sometimes you want to feel like an old-timey movie star between coyses.
99 E. 52nd St.; thegrillnewyork.com
House Of Yes
Of course the performance/art/party/circus venue would have an equally over-the-top bathroom: The hallway is basically a giant disco ball, while the stalls are decked out in varying degrees of sparkle.
2 Wyckoff Ave., Brooklyn; houseofyes.org
Island Oyster
Why yes, we would like to wash our hands with a view of One World Trade, thank you very much.
146 Carder Rd., Governors Island; islandoyster.com
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Habana Outpost
The hanging plants in this seasonal eatery’s alfresco restroom are a nice touch—but what’s even more impressive is that the eco-friendly plumbing is powered by a rainwater collection system piped in from the roof.
757 Fulton St., Brooklyn; habanaoutpost.com
Maman
Outfitted with Moroccan tile floors and black-and-white baby pics, les toilettes at this French café have a ridiculous amount of charm per square inch… you know, like the rest of the place.
239 Centre St.; mamannyc.com
Smith & Mills
What, you’ve never been inside a bathroom housed in an old elevator car built in 1902?
71 N. Moore St.; smithandmills.com