There’s a list ranking the best restaurant bathrooms in Toronto

Toronto’s restaurants are judged by their service, menu, and overall state. But now, its bathrooms are getting praised in a luxurious list. The Cashmere UltraLuxe Bathroom Guide has added three more wonderful bathrooms to its list and here are the best in the city.

It’s that time of the year again, when Kruger Products adds new Toronto restaurant bathrooms to its Cashmere UltraLuxe Bathroom Guide.

The guide rates “restaurant bathroom excellence” on a number of factors. That includes lighting, amenities, comfort, and more, according to the brand.

There are three “fleurs” to be won. Those that earn a score of 70 to 79 are awarded one fleur, scores between 80 and 89 are awarded two fleurs and scores 90 to 100 are awarded three.

This year, Mott 32 (3 Fleurs), Blue Bovine (2 Fleurs), and Daphne (1 Fleur) have been added to the list.

“Entering such a dynamic culinary scene, we looked to bring a certain level of excellence throughout the entire experience at Mott 32”, said Romano Castillo, General Manager of Mott 32.

“From the moment you walk in, to the moment you exit, the look and feel of a place should leave a lasting impression. We are thrilled that Cashmere has recognized this and created a guide to showcase restaurants beyond its food and couldn’t be more honoured to be included as the newest inductees.”

This now means that a total of six bathrooms in Toronto have made cut.

Last year, DaNico (3 Fleurs), Piano Piano (2 Fleurs) and And/Ore (2 Fleurs) were the first to be added.

Though these restaurants are just a few to be added to the guide, stay tuned for more top-rated bathrooms to be added in for Toronto very soon. Other cities are to be added in 2025.

Now the next time you enjoy a mouth-watering meal at one of these establishments, do yourself a favour and check out their bathrooms.

We’re sure you’ll love every moment of it.

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