Find Clean Public Bathrooms in New Orleans
New Orleans is a city built for walking and celebrating — but finding a clean restroom in the French Quarter can be a challenge. Throne Score maps the best facilities across the Crescent City, from the Quarter to the Garden District.
Neighborhoods
French Quarter
Jackson Square has public restrooms near the park. The French Market has facilities throughout the complex. Most bars and restaurants are accommodating.
Garden District
Audubon Park has public restrooms near the golf course and playground. The neighborhood's restaurants are generally accommodating.
Marigny / Bywater
Washington Square Park has public restrooms. The neighborhood's bars and restaurants are generally accommodating.
Mid-City
City Park has public restrooms at multiple locations including the New Orleans Museum of Art and Storyland.
Warehouse District / CBD
The National WWII Museum has excellent facilities. The Ernest N. Morial Convention Center has public restrooms accessible from the main entrance.
Local Tips
The French Quarter: hotel lobbies along Royal Street are far better than the options directly on Bourbon Street, especially late at night.
Jackson Square has portable facilities during festivals and events; outside of those times, nearby cafe restrooms are your best option.
Magazine Street has many shops and cafes that are accommodating to restroom requests.
City Park near the main entrance has accessible facilities, especially near the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Avoid relying on casino restrooms unless you're already inside — access is typically controlled.