Per us health code if you have indoor seating and can eat at the place you are required to have a restroom available to customers, if you do not you can get shut down.
You got the specific statute number? Because I know half a dozen fast food places I could go to right now that violate it if it’s actually real (it’s not).
Looks like I remembered wrong, but it is a requirement in Michigan, so, varies state by state. You’re required if you have a maximum occupancy of 15 or more looks like
This is probably one of those “varies by state” things, as usual, but in my state anything classed as a restaurant on its business license must provide a bathroom. Sometimes this causes them considerable inconvenience, and sometimes you wouldn’t want to use it anyway, but it is there.
Yeah that’s what I was saying. I think it’s any place that serves prepared food or drink is required here in Ohio. But I think they can restrict use to customers only.
This is why America is better. Every restraunt and store has publicly available bathrooms.
No they don’t. Plenty of retailers, fast food and gas stations that do not have public use restrooms.
Hell, even WMATA, the subway rail system in Washington DC, does not have public restrooms. So people piss and shit in the elevators.
Per us health code if you have indoor seating and can eat at the place you are required to have a restroom available to customers, if you do not you can get shut down.
You got the specific statute number? Because I know half a dozen fast food places I could go to right now that violate it if it’s actually real (it’s not).
Looks like I remembered wrong, but it is a requirement in Michigan, so, varies state by state. You’re required if you have a maximum occupancy of 15 or more looks like
7-11 disagrees
I just dumped out in the 7/11’s bathroom down the street from my house over the weekend.
Odd, almost every 7-11 I’ve been to either flat out says no or they’re “permanently broken”
Every place where you can sit down to eat or drink is required to have one in Germany.
UK does too
Only restaurants in my experience. Most stores here don’t have public bathrooms.
This is probably one of those “varies by state” things, as usual, but in my state anything classed as a restaurant on its business license must provide a bathroom. Sometimes this causes them considerable inconvenience, and sometimes you wouldn’t want to use it anyway, but it is there.
Yeah that’s what I was saying. I think it’s any place that serves prepared food or drink is required here in Ohio. But I think they can restrict use to customers only.
This is probably more “varies by town” than anything else