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Family restroom in back of cafe From the community
Seattle has 648 places listed on Allgenda: 505 with an all-gender restroom and 6 checked in the last year. Capitol Hill, the U District and Beacon Hill are among Seattle's queer neighborhoods.
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505 places · 201–240
Family restroom in back of cafe From the community
Key is at the front, bathrooms are to the right of the ordering area toward the back. Fun chalk board walls. Nice people. Great company. From the community
Upper floor, directly in the back behind the cafe area, to the left of the stairs. Single occupancy gender-neutral bathrooms, you will need a key from the counter to get in, and m… From the community
Restrooms are customers only, might be able to ask if they’re slow as staff is very friendly. From the community
From the main entrance on 1st, go right down the short hall. Bathrooms are on the right. Free to use. Both bathrooms contain multiple stalls, one on right has urinals the other do… From the community
Near the seating area Family restroom; next to the men's restroom From the community
Restaurant do not an option unless you're eating there. Ramen is amazing tho. From the community
In the back, with clear sign pointing to restroom. From the community
From the front door, circle around the bar to the right until you see it on the back wall For restaurant patrons, but the salsa bar is amazing. From the community
In lobby across from elevators. Go in front door, turn right then right again. Pretend like you belong there, since it's a hotel. Lobby open 24 hours. There are two single locking… From the community
Main building on campus, first floor You have to be a student or visitor on campus From the community
Downstairs near elevator. The elevator is in a weird spot - inside their tiny gift shop. I don't know that it doesn't have a changing table. It might. I just didn't notice. Spacio… From the community
First floor/basement. Two gender neutral bathrooms. Wheelchair access at the back of the building . Building open for visitors 8:30am-5pm on weekdays only. From the community
2 ungendered restrooms From the community
The first door immediately down the hall at the Seneca Building, just past the front desk, ground floor. Mapquest will lose you; come up to it from Madison and the large signs wil… From the community
In the main bar, next to the board games This is a bar so you'll need to be 21 and have ID on the weekends From the community
In the door and to the right, past the window seats. Marked "all-gender restroom". It's a very small restaurant - there might be a line. From the community
On the main road in Pike Place market, cross street Pine. Coffee shop with art for sale. www.localcolorseattle.com Free wifi. From the community
Straight inside on the right, after the booths From the community
At the back of restaurant half Have to ask for code from staff From the community
Go straight back from the entry door and it's behind the wood slats There's a door code you may have to get from an employee or make a purchase in order to obtain. Code was 8003 l… From the community
At the end of the hallway past gendered bathrooms. From the community
One the main floor behind the staircase near the restaurant between men's and women's. On all floors on the right side between men's and women's. Only accessible when there is a p… From the community
In the back of the room on the right. There are two single-stall/locking rooms with blackboard like doors. Sometimes an M and/or W will be written on them, but usually not. From the community
Through the church social hall or back for sanctuary (NE corner) Open to all when building is ope From the community
To the left and back on entry. Restaurant so must be a 'paying cunstomer.' 2 gender neutral single stall restrooms, mobility accessible, moderately scented. From the community
Right at the entrance, take a left into the small hallway There is a code needed to unlock the bathroom. It’s on the back of the sign near the entrance From the community
Back corner-- turn right at the cashiers and left at the next wall. Ask for an employee to unlock; you do not need to be a paying customer. From the community
in the back behind the sushi bar you have to be a paying customer From the community
It's a pretty small place with only one bathroom. You should be able to walk in and use no grief. From the community
Down the hall on the right Ask at the register to use the bathroom From the community
Top floor, left from the elevators or at the end of the hall from the stairs Must be a student or be part of an event to use. From the community
2 single stall unisex bathrooms in enclaves to the right of the front door Bathrooms being open is dependent on whether facility is open to the public at the time From the community
Go up the stairs to the left of Monsoon Restaurant. Last door before end of wooden deck. To the right past red chairs is one single-toilet bathroom and up the stairs at the top by… From the community
Cafe/bicycle shop. Gender neutral restrooms labelled "bike pedal" and "bike seat." Ask for restroom key at the counter. From the community
Fourth floor From the community