The Toilets of New York : A Handy Guide to the Best (And the Worst) Public and Semipublic Relief Stations for Those With a Need-To-Know

by Ken Eichenbaum

The definitive guide for anyone visiting the Big Apple with a small bladder! Contains a "tongue-in-cheeks" history of the toilet, going way back to ancient Egypt (which may or may not have any true historical significance). But what's really useful are the walking and trotting maps that identify public lavatories along the way because‹in truth‹a good toilet is hard to find. Each men's and women's facility is given a one- to five-star rating so you'll know which ones to seek out and which ones to avoid. Makes a wonderful gift for anyone planning to visit New York, and the New Yorkers themselves who don't want to be picked up by the city's finest for urinating in public or worse.

154 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1990