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4th floor. Turn right out of elevators/stairs. Bathroom is on the right before the next hall. It is labeled Unisex and is a single bathroom with a lock on the door

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2nd Floor, around corner to the right after exiting stairwell or elevator Buildings on campus generally lock automatically after 9p and are variably open on the weekends. Sometime…

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access only during building hours; grip bars, changing table

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B1A-110a Can only be used by staff with security access to area

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You have to be a payer customer; it only opens from 6PM to 3AM. Can smoke pot if you see others doing it.

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Take a left by the bar in the back

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You can see the restrooms from most of the parking lot. There are two, and they're next to the tennis courts. I don't remember if they have changing tables or are accessible

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Right when you walk in front door Two restrooms, both specifically labeled as gender neutral.

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It's a bar and you do have to be a paying customer.

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Through shop, in Main dining room Browse through the shop.

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The first floor restrooms include wheelchair-accessible stalls, and the second floor restrooms are single occupancy, gender-neutral restrooms. There are also single occupancy rest…

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After coming in, it’s right in front of you.

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Turn left at head of main stairway, go down corridor, bathroom on left hand side Gender neutral single occupancy restroom for customer use

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In the basement.

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when you walk in, go straight down the hallway, at the end of hallway if any staff ask, tell them why and they'll let you use it

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Walk into the building and on the right is two doors, the further one is the entrance. Walk in and ask for a key to the bathroom. Usually there is a sign hung up blocking the gend…

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First door on the left after you enter the building and pass the staircase. (Bathrooms are across the hall from the door to positive images)

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First floor, there's a wheelchair lift up from street level to door. Positive Images is an LGBT youth organization. If anyone's inside, hey probably let you use the toilet.

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Restrooms are on the first floor on the left hand side. Ask Positive Images for the keys in the second door on the right. Shared single stall unisex accessible bathrooms in an off…

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First door on the left after you enter the building and pass the staircase.

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Go through hall on right then take a left you can use it for free...but i suggest you try the pizza

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Straight shot from a the entrance to your left Restaurant

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First floor in dining room

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Two single, non-gendered, bathrooms on the scond floor, across from the bar. Brewery is wheelchair accessible via a small elevator to the right when you enter. The entrance to the…

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first floor, to the left of the bar, underneath the exit sign allows non-customers to use the restrooms, you can ask at the host stand for directions when you come in

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Restrooms located inside food court. Family restroom

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This a restaurant/bar named Post Office

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Towards the back, past the hostess station and kitchen, on the west wall. Not sure if they allow them as walk-in friendly "public restrooms" but it's a busy restaurant/bar so it w…

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Ground floor, in the back of the building to the right of the stairs. Two gender neutral single stall bathrooms available. Must be paying customer or have key from businesses in t…

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Back of taphouse

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Down hallways to right of the bar.

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On the furthest side of the restaurant It's a nice restaurant, so you might need to be a paying customer. Otherwise, the staff is young and kind, so they might be understanding if…

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