- All-gender
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Down the hall, in between the counter and the bakery It's a restaurant, but they're pretty chill. If you ask to use the restroom they'll likely let you. From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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Down the hall, in between the counter and the bakery It's a restaurant, but they're pretty chill. If you ask to use the restroom they'll likely let you. From the community
It's a restaurant, but they're pretty chill. If you ask to use the restroom they'll likely let you. From the community
Shop basement. Not ADA, unfortunately. My shop is a safe space. All are welcome here. From the community
Two single private restrooms on first floor. Family restroom with changing table in basement. Open to all From the community
They have men and womens signs but the employees will tell you to use whichever you feel comfortable in and will protect you if an act of discrimintation occurs. From the community
In the back on the left and in center past the end of the bar Explicitly a trans safe space From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
Open the Lakewood map and allow location access to see ADA-accessible restrooms near you. Every place shows how it was checked and when, so you can judge it before you go.
Listings in Lakewood come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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