The Best (or Worst) Public Restrooms in Healdsburg
September 9, 2008 · Print This Article · Written by Jennifer
Last week I went to hear Steve Pile and company play at the Palette Art Cafe. I met Lucinda and Margie and then Todd Reed came out too. (Todd — you still have to email your story of how you took the pictures for the Day-in-the-Life event (after your sculpture show…I know… it was a great story though).
It was a great show. Steve Pile is pretty talented and it’s great to see him live. It was good to see some friendly faces too. I also met Mike Mahoney (the tree guy). He told me a story about his bee experience that day. Then Todd piped in and told his story about bees–and I think there might be a whole story brewing about the bees.
But…I digress…this topic is supposed to be about public bathrooms. Public restrooms. Public toilets (for the international readership).
The last time I’d met Todd, we’d talked about creating a writing circle. And we talked again about the writing circle that night at Palette. Later, I sent him an email to say: I’m in when we organize it–and what do we need to do to organize it? He emailed me back saying he’s working on a few sculptures for some art shows and that we’d organize it once he wasn’t so crunched for time.
HE DID SAY though, a great topic for discussion on this website would be to ask people their opinion on public bathrooms in Healdsburg. So, readers…I would appreciate to know what you think of the Healdsburg’s public toilet facilities.
I vote for the public restrooms at the Police Station.
I agree. The best public restrooms in Healdsburg are at the police station!
Hands down the Hotel Healdsburg. While I don’t think they would call them “public”, they’re probably the nicest restrooms I’ve used this week.
I often find myself visiting the public restroom around the corner from
the handfan museum in the alley behind dry creek kitchen. It’s pretty
clean except for some scraggly graffity and paper towels on the floor.
The oddest bathroom used to be at the bear republic brewery. It was one of those that had a urinal and a toilet but no stall so you weren’t
sure if you were supposed to lock it when you were just using the
urinal and the lock was broken for a long time (I’m talking years).
Now it’s all redone and there is more urinals but they’re mounted to
low so if you use them wearing shorts you’re going to feel some back splash. Also, what’s up with the new air dryer at the goat? It’s so loud(I’m talking jet plane)
I want to cover my ears which would not dry my hands and just make my ears wet.