- ADA
ADA accessible restrooms in Palo Alto, CA
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
55 places
- All-gender38
- Single-stall0
- ADA accessible28
- No purchase required0
- Checked in the last 12 months0
28 places recorded as ada accessible
- All-gender
- ADA
At the back of the cafe For paying customers. It is a sit-down cafe but you may be able to order something small at the counter. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
On ground floor by Stair 2. Can follow public restroom signs. No soap dispenser; locked at night (not sure exact hours). From the community
- ADA
First floor of the Arrillaga Building (off Kellogg), next to the library. Middle/high school single-stall restroom. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Left hallway near kitchen. There are signs pointing the way. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Down the left hall From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- All-gender
- ADA
In the hall just outside the sanctuary is a welcoming gender neutral bathroom. The church is welcoming of all. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- All-gender
- ADA
Paying customers only From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
by the villages, or near the bus stop ask the main office for directions if you can't find it, they are very supportive :) From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
By the cashiers, head to the back, take a right Gotta buy food From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Just go straight into the building From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Main floor, lobby of gym. You don't need a membership to enter the building. Just say you want to use the restroom. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Main floor, lobby of gym. You don't need a membership to enter the building. Just say you want to use the restroom. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Second floor by the rear stairwell. Private business restroom. From the community
- ADA
In the back hallway. Best to at least get coffee or a ton of tea or something. From the community
- ADA
In the back hallway. Best to at least get coffee or a ton of tea or something. From the community
- ADA
In the back hallway. Best to at least get coffee or a ton of tea or something. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
This high school has several gender neutral bathrooms all across the campus including gender neutral locker rooms in the gym for students. Very welcoming high school. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
two in the student center by the quad and one behind the stage in the MAC they're for students From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
There are multiples throughout the Medical Centre. Not all have changing tables, but most seem to. Even if you aren't a patient, it would be easy enough to just walk in and find a… From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Oval green structure right at the corner, sort of in the parking lot costs 50¢ From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
There is a Women’s Restroom and a Unisex one that is single stall and typically used by masculine appearing people. From the community
- ADA
To the right of both entrances when entering. By customer service and deli From the community
- ADA
- Changing table
On second floor - elevator accessible Two single stall washrooms available. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
To the right of the where you order. There are two unisex bathrooms. From the community
- ADA
Walk in and go straight to the very back of the building. Open till 10 pm. Very safe - I often use the men's if the women's is busy. They're both "one-seaters." 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 Palo Alto 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 Palo Alto?
Listings in Palo Alto 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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