The Connolly’s Irish pub and restaurant at 54th Street has a remarkably small but tidy and efficient restroom downstairs. I should’ve known what to expect judging from the width of the plank wood door (no fatties, please). Inside it was about the size of an airplane lavatory – complete with a tiny sink. The clutterfree design, however, ensured maximum use of the space and two mirrors on adjacent walls may help ease claustrophobic patrons. The trash was empty, paper supplies were stocked and everything else was in general clean and working order.