About Restroom Review

Restroom Review is a free, community-driven guide to clean, safe, and accessible public restrooms — built for the people who need a thoughtful restroom finder most: people living with Crohn's disease, IBD, or an ostomy, people with disabilities, and parents managing small children. Every restroom is tagged with up to 19 accessibility features, rated across five dimensions, and kept current through live community status reports.

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Restrooms

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Reviews

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Cities covered

Who we built this for

IBD, Crohn's & ostomy patients

Find ostomy-friendly restrooms and public-access spots fast, with a one-tap emergency finder for moments you can't wait.

Wheelchair users & people with disabilities

Filter by wheelchair access, grab bars, automatic doors, adult changing tables, and caregiver space.

Parents & families

Locate changing tables, family bathrooms, and stroller-accessible facilities so outings stay stress-free.

Anyone who needs a safe, dignified space

Discover gender-neutral, well-lit, and private single-occupancy restrooms — no guessing required.

How it works

Search the map

Browse restrooms near you and filter by the features that matter — accessibility, changing tables, gender-neutral, ostomy-friendly, and more.

Read real reviews

Each restroom is rated on cleanliness, privacy, safety, accessibility, and supplies by people who've actually been there.

Add or review

Found a great (or terrible) restroom? Add it and leave a review in under a minute to help the next person.

Our data

Community-verified, never hidden

Every listing comes from real visitors. We never charge for listings, never hide reviews, and keep features transparent — up to 19 accessibility tags per restroom, five sub-ratings, and live status reports like "just cleaned" or "out of order" that stay fresh because the community keeps them current.

Contribute

No one should have to guess whether a restroom will work for them. Add a restroom you've visited or leave a review — every data point makes the map more useful for the next person who needs it, and contributors earn Potty Points and city milestones along the way.