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at the back; the owner is usually working and is super cool. the food is yummy and cheap, too.

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At the back of the restaurant. Vegetarian and vegan restaurant.

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Across from the elevator bank behind concierge

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Change table that is not.locked is in ladies room

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A bunch of really nice folks.

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Out behind the church is a handicapped accessible porta potty under some wooden lattice. Somewhat hidden

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Casual Thai restaurant serving traditional fare including a variety of soups & vegetarian options.

In entrance lobby towards the left

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Near bar

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Turn right at the entrance and it will be in between the male and female restroom

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upstairs next to the mens room.

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First floor back and to the right

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Enter through Sibley street entrance then, second door on the right. Building doors should be open M-F 9-5.

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Near the rear entrance, not far from the bar. Two single occupant restrooms. Lock from the inside. Friendly place. Unaware of local politics, but we are part of an inclusive group…

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Between the main dining area and the outdoor patio. Two gender-neutral bathrooms. Open to customers.

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There are two unisex single occupant bathrooms in the back of the restaurant. You may have to be a paying costumer, but I also feel like if you said "I'm trans and need to use the…

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Bathroom in the back that is shared with Tupelo Cafe. Conveniently next to the Speakeasy bar. Can be crowded at times, but the patrons and staff are trans-friendly.

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First floor bathroom is to the right and around the corner from the host stand. Unisex and large enough to accommodate a wheelchair. There are more gendered bathrooms downstairs t…

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All the way in the back, to the left.

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In the back on the right. I think you have to buy something to use it. This is a consciously LGBT-friendly place.

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When you've just walked in the door, veer left and follow the corridor. You should find a gender-free disabled loo. Really lovely place to chill and drink tea/coffee/hot chocolate!

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Back of restaurant to the right

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Entrance to the building is via a staircase and therefore they toilets are not accessible. The Order of the Black Sheep are an inclusive Christian community based in The Gates in…

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In the back, past the bar

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There's an accessible single all gender stall on the first floor, and two more NOT accessable all gender single stalls on the secon floor. It's an upscale restaurant where you mig…

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Past the tills on the right when entering, two single occupancy cubicles (one wooden door and one sliding green door). The wooden door toilet has a changing table.

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for paying diners

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To the right side of the restaurant. Under the white arch They have gendered restrooms also, in the middle of the restaurant, so make sure you find the right one.

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All the way in to the right across from the counter. It would be awkward to use the bathroom without buying something. Their food is delicious though. ;)

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From the parking lot, in through the doors and in the back of the restaurant, across from the bar-style seating. Two single stall, both containing urinals and changing tables. Ope…

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In the back right

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