- All-gender
- ADA
Two restrooms back near the single slice counter. From the community
ADA accessible restrooms in New York City, NY
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.
What's listed
54 places
- All-gender38
- Single-stall0
- ADA accessible36
- No purchase required0
- Checked in the last 12 months1
36 places recorded as ada accessible
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bathroom is at the back of the shop. enter the door code 0256 then turn the handle to enter From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
6th Floor, down hallway to left, past double doors Is located in a school and you likely won't be let in without some sort of student ID or guest pass - speak with the security of… From the community
- ADA
It’s a restaurant but the people there seem nice enough to let you go without eating From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
At the back of the restaurant, next to the kitchen From the community
- ADA
- Changing table
At the entrance in line on the left. The wheelchair accessible bathroom is to the left & the family is to the right. You have to be a customer & both have keypads, so an employee… From the community
- ADA
In basement floor, go into building, down stairs in hallway or elevator, single stall by eating area Act like you are staying in the hotel From the community
- ADA
Just ask the front desk for restroom Say you are waiting for your friend to finish her or his hair From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Through the front door, head to the right toward the bar and the bathroom hallway is on the left toward the end of the bar. Just walk right in, if questioned, say you're meeting a… From the community
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- All-gender
- ADA
2 in the front, one by the dance studio and the other by Programming Office. 4 single stall bathrooms inside the stadium. If you are coming to Randall’s Island for a festival, con… From the community
- ADA
In the back on the left. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Right after the little sitting area. If you're nearby Little Island you should be able to find it in Google Maps under public restroom. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
In the back of the restaurant, there is a sign pointing towards the restroom From the community
- ADA
- Changing table
Says for McDonald's customers only but you can just go From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Spacious enough for two of us plus my mom in her wheelchair to get there with room to spare. From the community
- ADA
- Changing table
First floor on the left before the glass stairs, past the elevator & to the right. Two different single rooms with locking doors. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
First floor by the South entrance/escalator up. It is an art museum so I’m not sure if going in just for the bathroom would be a good idea. There may be more in the building but I… From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
All the way in the back of the restaurant. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
5 Restrooms in Building. On Floor G, 2, 3, 4, & 5 From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
On the First Floor Between Men's and Women's Restrooms. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- ADA
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Toward the back From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
To the right around the bar, three bathrooms at back near kitchen For customers at the diner From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Second floor all the way to the right down a corridor Must be 18+ it's a casino From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
in the back left corner of the cafe (from where you enter) not in view of the registers so I bet you can get to them without buying something From the community
- ADA
- All-gender
- ADA
Main Floor Bar Owners and Management go to great lengths to make this an inclusive open space. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
*should* be a paying customer, but they're often busy enough/get enough traffic that walking with a purpose should be fine. From the community
Questions
What does ADA accessible mean on this listing?
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.
How do I find ADA-accessible restrooms near me?
Open the New York City 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.
How does Allgenda check ADA-accessible restrooms in New York City?
Listings in New York City 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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