The Goose
Posted: June 30, 2013 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Sydney, Toilets at Restaurants | Tags: goose, orange door, willoughby 2 Comments
The loo at The Goose, a quaint little cafe in Sydney’s northern suburb of Willoughby
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Must say it looks extremely clean! and the hand towels are always fresh! and amazingly always smells pleasant I’ve been told.
It was a perfectly clean toilet, yes! I also fondly recall the stroll out the back to the bathroom, it’s a very charismatic building 🙂