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Needs a check · updated 2008 Open in Maps ↗ It's just a block away from the Embarcardero BART/Muni stop

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Rincon Center Food Court

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This is the bathroom of a fairly popular corporate food court in Rincon Center. It is located in the back rear corner of the food court, between an Italian place and a Korean restaurant. It consists of three urinals (small partitions) and four stalls.

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The bathroom is open to the public between 11am-3pm.
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I have found this to be a safe and secure spot.
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Not yet · updated 2008

101 Spear St, San Francisco Wheelchair: No / Yes, it's accessible to people with disabilities

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Where exactly

The cross street is Mission between Spear and Stuart. It's located on the ground floor of an historic building; the food court is pretty hard to miss. It's just a block away from the Embarcardero BART/Muni stop.

When to go

The bathroom is open to the public between 11am-3pm. I've gotten action there all throughout that time span, but it's perhaps the heaviest between 1 and 2 (when the lunch crowd dies down a bit).

Etiquette

Most of my cruising adventures here begin (and sometimes conclude) at the . The last two s are, of course, the most cruise-friendly s. The crowd is a mix of business men, food court employees, and tourists. If you get bored of waiting around inside the bathroom, just get some food or a newspaper and camp out at one of the tables near the restroom area, and watch for meaningful eye contact.

Nudity: It can be pretty quiet, so it's safe to /get ed at the s! If someone starts to open the door, you'll have more than enough time to straighten up before they can see you. The last is a handicapped , and provides quite a bit of security and privacy for one-on-one (or more) encounters.

Safety

I have found this to be a safe and secure spot. Just be considerate to the non-cruisers, lest any complaints be made. Also be aware of the maintenance staff that drop by occasionally. But they're generally announced by their loud wheeled trash barrels.

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damn... been there a few times... and nothing. No one was there. I just chill there, and nobody. The only people that come in when i was there was the workers, and no thanks.. any other suggestions?

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I don't know if it's wishful thinking, but this place seems way too busy with normal restroom traffic to be cruisy. While the stalls are fairly private, I spent a half hour here (admittedly between 2:20 and 2:50), and it was plenty busy, but NOT with people cruising. Everyone who came in, probably at least 20 people, came in, did their business, and left. NOBODY milled around. I can't imagine fooling around in here with MORE foot traffic during the lunch rush, and how you'd begin to tell the difference. I don't think it's that my cruising skills are rusty. That all said, this was my first attempt and off the stated time, but I can't help but wonder if there's someone here who simply WISHES it was busier. With the hoards of regular traffic I witnessed, I can't imagine this being a good place to cruise.

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Visitor

This place seems to be picking up steam. Between noon and 1 seems to be quite a little hotspot.

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