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2 unmarked individual restrooms (completely unlabeled. Located in left rear corner of space. From the community
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2 unmarked individual restrooms (completely unlabeled. Located in left rear corner of space. From the community
Downstairs, accessible by lift. One restroom has urinals, the other does not. Guests are free to use whichever they prefer. From the community
Both bathrooms are gender neutral single stall and accessible From the community
Bottom floor near gendered bathrooms At Northeastern Law building From the community
Basement, room 18-081 From the community
All restrooms are gender neutral. From the community
There's only one bathroom in the place and it has the man/woman sign. From the community
Enter on Milk Street, restroom is straight back from entrance. You might have to buy a coffee or a donut or something. From the community
Back of the store, right of the counter. From the community
Museum door entrance from parking lot -- turn right at the desk. Open to all. If challenged, ask for the house manager, who is an ally. From the community
On the ground floor, in the cafe on the right as you come through the main entrance, keep walking past the bar and turn left. No need to buy anything! There are six or so single s… From the community
In back Don't use it unless you're eating there. From the community
3rd floor during the weekday, between 9-5 you can stroll right into the building without being carded From the community
Go in through the front door and down the stairs. Probably easier if you look like a college student, but I doubt anyone will stop you if you say you're looking for a bathroom. From the community
To the right of the sanctuary, near the kitchen. No need to go down the stairs. (If coming from the street, use the door to the church nearest to Arlington St to enter the buildin… From the community
Thru the door next to the front desk, then to your left, either side of the water fountain. You may have to either pretend to be a student their or ask permission by the front des… From the community
Two restrooms, both are neutral! From the community
One single upstairs towards the back, one multi downstairs. From the community
There are 2 on every floor, to the left and around behind the elevators. Open 8am-7pm. You do not have to be a patient. From the community
LGBTQ health Center with a bathroom on every floor. Has elevators From the community
Fourth floor is behavioral health for Fenway, turn left out of the elevators and into the office, bathroom is to your left and in front of you. From the community
All of the restrooms are genderfree. On the ground floor, walk straight in through the glass doors, straight to the back wall, and make a right. There are two separate gender-neut… From the community
There are gendered multi stall bathrooms and a single stall accessible "Family " restroom From the community
One neutral bathroom walk in and go to the back (to the right of the bakery display) They don’t care if you are a paying customer, no key or password needed. From the community
Main level in classroom wing From the community
right inside the door at 6 Eliot street. A second single-stall restroom also available, through the first door, down the hall, all the way to the back and then to the left. This s… From the community
Ground floor, back by the elevator. Ring side doorbell on Francesca Ave! Open most weekdays, most evenings, and certainly on Sundays ;) From the community
1st floor for the accessible bathroom, in the hall between the sanctuary and the parish hall; additional genderfree bathrooms upstairs too. Services are Sunday at 11:00 (10:00 in… From the community
Two gender neutral single stalls in this shop with tasty coffee drinks. No key required. From the community
All the way in the right through a door there are a few single stalls You're supposed to be a customer but it is usually pretty busy so no one will really notice From the community
near the parking lot entrance, between the open-cooler with drinks/packaged food, and the door. No key necessary. From the community
There is a code for the door, but just ask the counter staff and they will give it to you. From the community
There's two single stall bathrooms. They're upstairs but there's an elevator to the back of the building if needed. The doors aren't automatic unfortunately, but the bathrooms are… From the community
7th Floor, southeastern portion of building (E19-718) From the community
There's two single stall gendered restrooms along the left wall You're supposed to be a paying customer but I don't know that anyone would try and stop you; the staff are also ver… From the community
Second floor. Private, non-gendered single bathroom. From the community
This coffee bar has one big Gender Non-Specific stall -with sink- off to the side of the counter. Our agent described the atmosphere as "safe & friendly". clean and well-stocked From the community
Go in the main door to the restaurant, in the back right corner If you ask nicely they will probably let you go, the staff is always very kind From the community