- ADA
Back on the left. Owners dont care which bathroom you use and have told me (femme) to use whichever was available when one was not. 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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Back on the left. Owners dont care which bathroom you use and have told me (femme) to use whichever was available when one was not. From the community
It is in Wachman Hall on the 2nd floor in front of the main staircase. You can get in with a Temple U ID or sign in as a guest with the security guard. From the community
Back of the restaurant to the left, arrowed sign. Ask for the restroom they will point you towards the back where it's located. Do not have to be a paying customer. From the community
Inside the starbucks to the right. Door needs code. Ask employees. From the community
In the very back of the store behind the slurpees. You can use the bathroom and not buy anything. From the community
Back left corner. Must be a costumer. From the community
All Gender Restroom in Terminal E. Near gates E10 & E9. From the community
It's right across from the E5 gate just inside the entrance of the men's restroom with a sign that specifically states "all genders." I was unable to get in and saw no lights unde… From the community
In the back on the left The sign says for paying customers, but they're relaxed about it. But the drinks and comics are great so you might buy anyway ;) From the community
In the back. Space is accessible This place is a gem! A comic shop and coffee house founded by a WOC - worth a visit regardless of restroom usage. From the community
1 bathroom is accessible one is up the steps at he front of the restaurant. From the community
Every floor has a gender neutral bathroom next to a gendered bathroom. Walk through the doors first right, then left, bathroom on the left. This position on every floor. Must be a… From the community
One one all floors to the right of the main staircase. You have to be a student of the university. Tell the security guard you forgot your ID or are here for a lecture and you can… From the community
Second floor on the right near the exit sign 2 restrooms are single occupancy and there is sometimes a line. From the community
Immediately to the left after entering through the Broad Street doors. This is a 100% LGBTQ affirming church and strives to be a refuge to anyone in need of one. Open all day Sund… From the community
Top floor You probably need a UArts ID unless there's a show at the theatre From the community
Four single-stall bathrooms with no gender signage. Plus they have old arcade games, draft beer, and tacos. From the community
This is a very nice, boutique, steak house, in the middle of Rittenhouse Square. The bathroom is Unisex. From the community
at the back, past the kitchen on your left it’s a bar and bottle shop so not too awkward to not buy anything From the community
6262 code From the community
First floor, walk straight back past bar and they are on your left hand side, 3 gender neutral "water closets" This is a bar/restaurant, so "for customers only" is the unspoken ag… From the community
Walk in, make a right, straight ahead. From the community
Towards the back, sign says \"toilettes\" From the community
In the basement by the stairs. Penn school building, no ID needed during normal business hours. From the community
Back of the first floor. Gendered restrooms welcoming. Also one Individual restroom between them. Open when Center is open to the public. Sometimes closed for private events. From the community
Single stall, gender neutral, in the middle room From the community
Enter at the intersection of Liacouras and Polett Walks; the bathrooms are off to your left; the door is clearly marked. No key required, but it is a university building. 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.
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Listings in Philadelphia 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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