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Omaha · Nebraska
Verified· checked May 25, 2023
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Austin · TX
Verified· checked Feb 27, 2017
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Austin · TX
Verified· checked Feb 27, 2017
One bathroom has a child changing station. No purchase necessary. LGBTQ friendly staff and owner.
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Tacoma · Washington
Verified· checked Feb 19, 2023
Easygoing restaurant with a woodsy ambiance offering a creative twist on Japanese food.
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4.5on Google (1.2k), for the business
Sacramento · CA
Verified· checked May 5, 2015
You must be a paying customer.
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Muskegon · Michigan
Verified· checked Feb 27, 2017
First door on the right after the fish tank. Just be sure to ask before use, but they'll usually say it's fine.
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Atlanta · Ga
Verified· checked Mar 6, 2015
Through the first room, first door on the left. Generally you need to be a paying customer. Prices are pretty cheap for food and tea. You could probably just say you needed a safe…
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BALTIMORE · MD
Verified· checked Feb 2, 2014
Back of the bar, through the marked door. 2 genderfree bathrooms on the other side of the door. Good food, nonsmoking through the whole restaurant
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Lawrence · Kansas
Verified· checked Mar 2, 2017
In the back to the left. One is unisex the other is women's both are single stall. Have to be a paying customer, as this is a restaurant with a host/est so you have to walk past t…
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Albuquerque · NM
Verified· checked Apr 14, 2020
At the end of the cafe bar Large enough for a wheelchair but no handrails
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Albuquerque · NM
Verified· checked Dec 28, 2018
Past the counter on your right, or on the patio on your left as you walk out Technically you’re supposed to be a paying customer but just don’t be a jerk and you’ll be fine
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Portland · Oregon
Verified· checked Jul 15, 2023
first floor pretty much visible from front door usually only open to public on saturdays. safe place to go to the bathroom when open
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Duluth · Minnesota
Verified· checked May 18, 2022
Towards the back of the building, through the historical section. Very clean restroom, handicap accessible You might want to act like you’re browsing for a bit, but I’m not entire…
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Duluth · Minnesota
Verified· checked May 18, 2022
Near the back of the building, through the historical section. Restroom is handicap accessible You might want to act like you’re browsing for a bit but I’m not entirely sure. The…
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Alexandria · VA
Verified· checked Jul 3, 2025
Back
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Heidelberg · Baden-Württemberg
Verified· checked Sep 11, 2018
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Kent · Ohio
Verified· checked Sep 16, 2025
First floor is single use, second floor has stalls Trans safe space
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Denver · Colorado
Verified· checked Dec 30, 2018
East entrance, straight past gendered multi-occupancy ones to right, two single occupancy rooms with the trans signs and "employees only". Anyone can use them.
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4.5on Google (243), for the business
Cromwell · CT
Verified· checked Nov 2, 2023
Located in center of plaza. Very clean and spacious.
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Guildford · Surrey
Verified· checked Dec 18, 2021
Down the first set of steps (or wheelchair lift) and on the left All humans welcome, paying customer or not
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Duluth · Georgia
Verified· checked Jun 8, 2016
Must buy something (they sell frozen yogurt, smoothies, milk tea)
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Harrisburg · PA
Verified· checked Oct 18, 2019
One bathroom with 2 stalls, one with one stall and a urinal. Not gendered though.
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Rocklin · California
Verified· checked Jan 28, 2018
At the back, to the left of where you order It’s not what you would think of as a sit-down restaurant. It’s more like a café. So if you’re worried about walking into somewhere fan…
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Mitchell · South Dakota
Verified· checked Jul 27, 2019
Right by front door/counter
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Tenafly · New Jersey
Verified· checked Jun 15, 2016
In the back on the right Paying customer
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Harrisonburg · VA
Verified· checked Feb 2, 2014
1 bathroom in the basement
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San Francisco · CA
Verified· checked Feb 2, 2014
The secret code is a wink and a nod. (; ADA accessible, and welcome (;
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Cheektowaga · NY
Verified· checked Feb 2, 2014
Has a safe single user handicapped restroom.
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Keswick · Ontario
Verified· checked Aug 17, 2017
In the "home" section, between the bakery and the checkouts 2 washrooms available, 1 male, 1 female, and both are accessible, but the interiors of each are the exact same.
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Taipei · Taiwan
Verified· checked Jun 11, 2024
in paid area behind ticket barrier can ask station attendant for access if you do not have paid ticket
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Dorchester · Massachusetts
Verified· checked Mar 29, 2019
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Towson · MD
Verified· checked Jan 28, 2017
In the back to the left
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Oregon · WI
Verified· checked Sep 10, 2017
All the way towards the back, past the counter to order ice cream, past the barbecue section in back. Very nice gendered single stall bathrooms which are quite large rooms. You sh…
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Bliss · Idaho
Verified· checked Apr 20, 2015
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Albuquerque · New Mexico
Verified· checked Nov 13, 2022
Take elevator to basement and then follow sign for "oversized periodicals" towards the north. When you reach the north wall, turn right and then turn right again at the door to th…
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