Public restrooms in Philadelphia

One of largest US malls. Multiple restroom locations. Family rooms available.

Restrooms on trains and at major stations like 30th Street.

Gender-neutral. Hidden behind a wall to the right of the coffee counter; you have to ask the barista to unlock the door

Gender-neutral. Enter the building through the main doors and take the elevator to the 8th floor. Restrooms are right next to the elevator doors as you step off. The bathrooms are marked as gendered but a sign is posted that says you can use whichever one you want. . You're supposed to be a client there if you're using the bathroom, but a lot of traffic goes through that floor so no one will really notice.

Gender-neutral. Right in front of the entrance, sliding metal door. Open to public

Gender-neutral. The place is pretty small so the bathrooms are hard to miss. They're down a short corridor next to the register.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral

Definitely single stall on second floor, elevator or stairs

Gender-neutral. Second floor on the right near the exit sign. 2 restrooms are single occupancy and there is sometimes a line.

The code as of 9/3/16 is 1776 to unlock the bathrooms

Gender-neutral. Gender neutral bathroom on first floor, gendered restrooms upstairs but nobody cares which you use. Very LGBT friendly place.

Gender-neutral. Directly in the back, 2 gender neutral single restrooms . This is hip cocktail bar & vegan restaurant. Staff was really nice & queer seeming. Should be a paying customer

All restrooms are single stall, private, with locked door and sink. On the right of the kitchen bar at the back of the restaurant.. Need to be customer. Can walk in to main bar and buy a soda, then excuse oneself to the restroom and not return easily. Or just walk in and out during a busy time.

Back on the left. . Owners dont care which bathroom you use and have told me (femme) to use whichever was available when one was not.

Gender-neutral

For paying customers

Gender-neutral. Two single person non-gendered restrooms in the back of the restaurant. Wheelchair accessible.

Gender-neutral. Gender neutral family restroom in the cafe along Lenfest Plaza. Accessible from the plaza or from the museum. Handicap accessible too

Gender-neutral. Back of the store.. Ask an employee for the key code.

Gender-neutral. There's one unisex single bathroom on every floor except the first floor. To the right when you exit the elevators. . You need a UArts student, faculty, or alumni ID to enter the building. You may be able to sign in if you're not from the school, but it depends on the guard.

Gender-neutral. Walk in and ask if you can use their bathroom. The people are friendly and will show you where it is. It's all the way in the back and on the left.

Back wall first and second floor. For customers

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. For paying customers

Gender-neutral. In the back (straight from the entrance, then left.). 2 single stalls marked "Restroom." Not accessible. Must be dining in the restaurant.

Gender-neutral. to the right of the service counter.

Gender-neutral

You have to ask them to open it

Gender-neutral

Back right of restaurant. . Two single-person locking stalls, neither are marked.

Gender-neutral. Immediately to the left after entering through the Broad Street doors.

At the very back of the restaurant.. Bathrooms are locked by a numbered key pad so you will have to ask an employee for the code.

Gender-neutral. In the back of the first floor, to the left. Second bathroom in the basement, all the way at the back. It's kind of a yuppie bar, walk to the back of the top floor like you're meeting people.

Gender-neutral. In the back. Paying Customer

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. to the right of the counter down the stairs. Small coffee shop so probably awkward not to buy anything but doable

Gender-neutral. Two single stall non-gendered restrooms in the back of the restaurant. Wheelchair accessible.. Do not know whether or not payment is required for use.

Gender-neutral. Two single stall non-gendered restrooms in the back of the restaurant. Wheelchair accessible.. Do not know whether or not payment is required for use.

Head to the back. Door code is 1122# as of 05/06/2019

Gender-neutral. Back left of restaurant . Changing table in the back right room. If the light is off through the little window, the stall is available.

Gender-neutral. Ask employee for key code.. At the back corner of the store.

Gender-neutral. In the back of the store. You have to ask for the bathroom code and are supposed to be a paying customer

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. Ask employee for key code.. At the back corner of the store.

Gender-neutral. Mention this app and ask museum staff for key and they will happily unlock the restroom for you.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. Go up the escalator/stairs to your left when you come in the door and then turn right at the top and the restroom is right there. For elevator, follow hall around to the left. When you get to second floor, turn right and head down hall a short way. . They technically expect you to be attending an event there, but no one really pays attention.

6262 code

Gender-neutral. You probably have to be a customer because the bathrooms are upstairs.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. Restaurant

Gender-neutral. Expected to be a paying customer.

Gender-neutral. Nothing explicitly stated, but most likely you should buy something. The ice cream is very good though.

Gender-neutral. Expected to be a paying customer.

Gender-neutral. Back of the first floor. Gendered restrooms welcoming. Also one Individual restroom between them.. Open when Center is open to the public. Sometimes closed for private events.

Once you enter you go towards the bar to the left, all the wall down will be the bathroom.. Just ask to use their restroom.

Gender-neutral. At entrance E there is a single stall family bathroom that is accessible on the first floor near the gendered bathrooms. . Show space is generally open, you do not need a ticket to enter this area.

Gender-neutral. Single stall all gender!!

Gender-neutral. For paying customers

Gender-neutral. For paying customers

Behind an unmarked door near the coffee bar. It's a single toilet and no key is needed. . Staff are friendly.

In the main floor behind the PECO bar/main snack bar. They are two individual restrooms that are marked wheelchair accessible but can be used by anybody.

Upstairs in the back right corner by elevators . Two single toilet unisex marked bathrooms with locking doors.

Gender-neutral. There’s a side entrance on market that leads directly to the bathroom

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. There are two theatre spaces, the Proscenium Theatre is open during the day and most evenings.

Gender-neutral. 1st floor near elevators . Building not open to general public

Gender-neutral. This is a very nice, boutique, steak house, in the middle of Rittenhouse Square. The bathroom is Unisex.

Gender-neutral. All the way in the back. You probably have to be a customer

Stahl Hall, by the elevators. You need to check in with security at the front desk. Stahl hall is where the administrative offices are.

Gender-neutral. For paying customers

Gender-neutral. In the back. They have anime characters on the doors with no obvious gender differences. Probably have to order something at the restaurant but they do just drinks to go

Gender-neutral. Up the stairs and towards the back of the store, by the baby section. Theres an elevator you can take at the back right corner of the store too if you cant take the stairs. You have to ask for an employee to unlock it for you, the door leads to a small hallway that has two single person unisex bathrooms

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. In the back (straight from the entrance, then left.). 2 single stalls marked "Restroom." Not accessible. Must be dining in the restaurant.

Gender-neutral. Go through the lobby, turn right, and you'll find many unisex stalls.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. Gender neutral bathrooms can be found downstairs or upstairs on the second floor. Urinals can also be found downstairs

Gender-neutral. At the way back, past cafe seating. Probably for paying customers, but staff seemed kind-- worth asking if desperate.

Gender-neutral. In the back right hand corner.

Gender-neutral. Sliding door on the right.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. Back of the place--need a code from register to get in

Gender-neutral. Inside the theatres; intended for audience members

On the 6th and 7th floors, turn right when you get off of the elevator then as you go down the far right hall, you'll see it.

Gender-neutral

Gender-neutral. On the right as you go in.. Need a key to get in. Key is usually lying out on the librarian’s counter and easy to grab without speaking to anyone.

next to the cafe seating area next to the registers. . Two single bathrooms w/ locking doors gender neutral.

Gender-neutral. In the back thru the produce. Single locking bathrooms, always deserted.

queer friendly place in general (this Starbucks, i wont speak for all of them). they make no issue of their bathrooms.

Gender-neutral. through front door- 20 feet back on your left.. this is a queer community center that is open more then it is closed.

Gender-neutral. straight through to the back, two gender free stalls.

Gender-neutral. Towards the back, sign says \"toilettes\"

Gender-neutral. Between Walnut & Locust on 11th St.. best gender neutral bathrooms I have seen in a bar... individual toilets with a common sink that links the 4 rooms.

In the back, ask for key. Handicapped accessible. Gendered bathrooms but single-person-access. Queer friendly and most employees will let you use it without buying. Or just lie and say you'll get something when you come out.

Gender-neutral. Across the hall from the gendered bathrooms . They are accessible/family bathrooms