- All-gender
Top of the stairs, straight down the hall, last door on the right You’re technically only allowed if you’re a guest, but no one will question you From the community
All-gender restrooms remove the moment of choosing a gendered door, a moment that can mean misgendering or confrontation for trans and nonbinary people. These are the places recorded as having one.
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Top of the stairs, straight down the hall, last door on the right You’re technically only allowed if you’re a guest, but no one will question you From the community
Two bathrooms on opposite sides of center court. From the community
From 101 exit 3rd ave west. Left on Delaware. Right on 9th. Left on S.Railroad Clean, Air Conditioned, Hypo Allergenic TP! From the community
3 gender neutral restrooms in a hallway near the back of the restaurant underneath the exit sign on the right side of the restaurant as viewed from the entrance facing the rear of… From the community
Back left corner of the store, behind pharmacy; next to lockers Single stall, requires key from pharmacy, door is sometimes sticky; shopping center is on the border with Burlingame From the community
Back right corner of the restaurant. This bathroom was spotless and odorless. What a nice experience. Stop in and have a glass of sake or a sushi roll and enjoy this unisex bathro… From the community
Next to dining area Requires key from the counter From the community
two of them on third floor pediatrics only really useful if you're already in the facility From the community
Across from the jungle gym Park is free and open to the public. Restroom unlocked 7am-8pm Apr to Oct and 7am-6pm Nov to Mar From the community
1. On the first floor, at the end of the hall, past the ILab 2. On the second floor at the end of the hall near the Counseling Office Most easily accessible to students. If you do… From the community
1. On the first floor, at the end of the hall, past the ILab 2. On the second floor at the end of the hall near the Counseling Office Most easily accessible to students. If you do… From the community
back left corner behind a swinging door From the community
Inside fairgrounds near the showmanship tent. Marked as accessible. From the community
In the back next to the counter where they hand out drinks. Don't think you have to be a paying customer, but you do have to ask someone for a key/code. From the community
Both restrooms are in the back hallway past the bar There’s no code or key, if they’re locked they’re occupied From the community
To the right of the counter, a bit isolated from the rest of the café It's pretty much open to anyone, even if you're not a customer. From the community
Back of the shop by the pickup counter From the community
Very nice bathroom with a changing table From the community
Two single-user restrooms to the right as you come in at the front of the store. Pretty easy to just walk in even without buying anything since it is a supermarket. From the community
An all-gender restroom is any restroom the venue designates for people of any gender. Allgenda records one when a contributor, the owner or a check confirms the designation, and each venue page shows how and when it was checked.
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