September 23, 2008
The mens room has no changing table, but the terminal building is full of wide, flat benches suitable for changing. If you must wait, take the ferry to the changing table/family restroom paradise of Ikea....
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August 5, 2008
And no, the burglar hiding in the restroom didn't steal it, or Jason Polan would have included it in the comic book retelling of the burglary. "Breaking And Entering: Jack Spade Comic Book by Jason Polan [racked]...
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June 14, 2008
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When you're attending the grand opening of Toys in Babeland tomorrow on Bergen St, between 5th & Flatbush Avenues, would you mind checking out the alleged changing table in the rest room? The NY Daily News' lede sounded definitive at...
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January 15, 2008
Supposedly, when asked by a Brooklyn parent why there were no changing tables in the Apple stores [or at least in the SoHo store], Steve Jobs emailed back saying, "There doesn't seem to be a demand for it, and it...
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December 16, 2007
kid-friendly, though, at least at brunch....
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November 30, 2007
In their video walkthrough of The New Museum, Curbed captured these two construction workers installing something large and changing tablish on the wall of the handicapped stall in the basement men's room. [Also, they got a picture of a...
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November 21, 2007
A changing table is first on a long list of things the store doesn't have, 2-100 being the toys and gifts and remotely kid-related things from Muji @ MoMA. We knew going in that Muji would not be bringing their...
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November 17, 2007
The men's room on the third floor, in the stall on the left....
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November 6, 2007
So for The Other Kid, I'm really considering trying a sling. We have our Bjorn as a safety, but if there's a clean-enough, unfussy-enough, functionally excellent sling out there to try, I'd love to hear about it. [I don't...
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October 11, 2007
The BabyDeck is a changing station built into a stroller seat. It folds out like a La-Z-Boy footrest [actually, it folds out like the footrest on a Delta Business Elite seat, which is the opposite direction from a La-Z-Boy.]...
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May 20, 2007
The restroom under the stairs in The Rotunda has plenty of room, but no changing table. Worst case, I'd use one of the benches along the hallway to the Fifth Avenue entrance. It's pretty low-traffic. see the whole Daddy Types...
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The bathrooms on the 2nd floor, up the stairs or elevators to the right, have room, but no changing table. Try the pool deck and/or if it's not crowded, a banquette in the lounge....
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March 20, 2007
Just use the pool table in the game room. To their credit, though, no tabs of E visible on the floor...
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March 9, 2007
Bathrooms are on the lower level, accessed via either the stairway next to the glass elevator or the regular passenger elevators to the right. There's plenty of room in the bathroom and in the wheelchair-access stall--but no table....
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February 21, 2007
Says DT reader/changing table scout Daniel, "One more strike against patriarchy! [?]"...
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November 28, 2006
John Malkovich once came [to Santa Maddalena] for New Year’s dinner, [said Baronessa Beatrice Monti della Corte von Rezzori], “and I’d set up the table quite nicely, with beautiful plates and candelabras, and he put down his baby and changed...
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November 8, 2006
Dudes have stores across the street from each other, with children's sections as big as a freakin' house, but they don't even have restrooms? WTF. So unless you want to teach him about hanging one over the atrium balcony--and at...
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October 5, 2006
"No diaper table in the men's room. However, you can go downstairs to the massive individual bathrooms servicing the hotel. Plenty of room to change diapers. And you can use their freshly-pressed linens as baby wipes." Scouted by metrodad. Note:...
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September 5, 2006
Metrodad scouted this one out: "No changing room, but they have an individual W/C next to the Mens/Womens rooms that has a marble countertop and ample space. Great place to change diapers."...
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go for the burgers, stay for the changing table in the unisex bathroom. impressive. scouted by metrodad, laidoffdad, and dt...
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there should be sofas and lounges enough to throw down in a pinch, though. scouted by dt reader henry...
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August 11, 2006
No restroom at all, of course. The kid made it to Wendy's across the street, which doesn't have a changing table, either....
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June 8, 2006
Yikes, if these DiaperBridge people had come out with their folding platform that turns any bathroom sink into a diaper changing table surface with just a few straps and belts [OK, a lot of straps and belts, but stay with...
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May 23, 2006
Seriously, people, WTF is that about? I say, until Apple gets its biznazz together and gets some changing tables going, change the kid on the nearest wide, flat, open surface in between the iPods, the MacBooks, the Hi-Fi's, anywhere. [UPDATE:...
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May 5, 2006
If your party's mostly at the bar, though, you could go to the giant banquette along the west wall, or in the south corner under the tree planter....
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April 15, 2006
Wow, 212, the Eurotrash joint through the block from us, not only has a changing table in the unisex bathroom, reports DT reader Eric, they also "had a fairly good selection of baby food on the menu." Still, expect a...
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Good thing there's a changing table, because, as DT reader Eric reports, "there is no better place in the city for a burger and a beer on a nice day; that is if you get there before everybody else so...
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March 28, 2006
The men's room is on the lowest level, just around the corner from the elevator, and there's even room for a wall-mounted table but there you go....
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March 24, 2006
"The countertop is large enough to change a diaper. Cold marble but spacious." [via, of course, metrodad, who's working his way uptown, one swanky men's room at a time]...
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and no liquor license! [via metrodad]...
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at least not in the ground floor restroom, the only one open at the time. Also, the piano player was off duty....
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Rest room's on the third floor. [via metrodad]...
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March 23, 2006
The NYC Dept of Transportation previewed models of the pay toilets that's coming to town somedy as part of a $1 billion deal with Spanish company Cemusa. These two different views show the inside--and the apparent absence of changing...
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March 20, 2006
Get this, some dude is posting about public men's rooms around town on his blog. Fuh-reeek! Anyway, his photos of the pristine men's room in the back of the handbag section of this discount shoe store shows a changing table...
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March 19, 2006
The stall on the fourth floor is so big, it could hold two changing tables, too....
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March 16, 2006
When you gotta go, you gotta go, but when you gotta change a diaper, you gotta go somewhere else; the restroom just inside the swinging doors in the back has nothing....
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February 12, 2006
Restrooms are in the northeast corner of the second floor. Changing table in the handicap stall. Thanks to DT reader Mike....
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DT reader Will reports: "Nice restrooms are down the stairs next to the bar, but countertops are too small. The best option is one of three large credenzas right outside, or near the phones. Unless someone's using the conference room,...
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DT reader Helaine says, "My husband used it today and reported it excellent. Very clean, neat, light."...
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February 2, 2006
OK, thanks to Jason's quick eye for spotting coding anomalies, I've gotten all but about ten of the NYC Men's Room Changing Table posts mapped onto Google Maps. I'm still tweaking on it, and will be adding some more functionality...
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January 31, 2006
There are restrooms on the second floor, to the right out of the elevators (or double back if you go up the large lobby staircase). One surprise option: the middle elevator goes to "M," which is a private dining area...
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On the second floor, north side of the store. Elevators are straight to the back....
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January 23, 2006
But it's upstairs. And no, the only elevator IS that tiny little piece of crap you blew by on the way in, so circle back and wait your turn. See, if were big enough to fit a stroller in, people...
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January 21, 2006
A reader Angela reported that the women's rooms not only had changing tables, but that they were stocked with 7th Generation diapers. Well, the men's rooms ain't got nuthin', not on 2, not on 4....
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There's an actual padded countertop built in. Bathrooms are downstairs....
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This is the location with the video store attached....
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January 17, 2006
I'm still working on this, but you get the idea. As the directory approaches 100 locations, some patterns have begun to emerge: 1) whether it nets out is another story, but the invasion of giant national retailers brought MRCT's...
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December 10, 2005
But it's super quiet in the late afternoon, and they serve lunch until 4:30. In a pinch, you might try the wide counter between the sinks....
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December 6, 2005
Apparently the bathroom's out of order altogether, and so a blogger circled the wagons while his sister changed her kid's diaper on the chair. Naturally, chaos ensued, at least online. POSTCARD FROM THE SLOPE_DIAPERING DUCKY [OTBKB via Curbed, whose commenters...
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November 27, 2005
In the large men's room across from the theater in the Egyptian Wing (on the way to the Temple of Dendur). But NOT in the mezzanine men's room in the SE staircase, and NOT in the 2nd floor men's room...
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October 13, 2005
The restaurant at MoMA has famously confusing-for-some* individual, unisex bathrooms surrounding a common sink-filled lobby. No counters anywhere at all; and only the large wheelchair-accessible bathrooms would have floorspace enough. *some who haven't been to Pastis, Europe, or a college...
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The 1st Floor restroom in the Rose Center/Hayden Planetarium is in the southwest corner, behind the elevators. On a side note, the signage in that museum is maddening, ridiculous. Veteran visitors thread their way through lost, baffled, shuffling newbies. My...
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September 28, 2005
But there's a console table in the men's room entry that could do the trick. Second floor, behind and to the left of the front desk....
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The large public bathroom is near the entrance to the pier, but you also have about 20 acres of open lawn and/or astroturf, so why not just change the kid on your picnic blanket?...
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September 23, 2005
There are a lot of high-backed sofas right outside the restaurant. Also, they don't have high chairs, and "not terribly many people" bring younger children, we were told, but if you call ahead, they could surely arrange something. [For the...
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September 21, 2005
The larger restroom has a bamboo side table that might work in a pinch, though....
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July 12, 2005
There's only a changing table in the women's restroom. To their credit, the hostesses offered to take the kid and change her diaper for me....
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June 25, 2005
The kind of place where it's acceptable to let the kid stew for a while. You'll be through with dinner in like 10 min. anyway....
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Restrooms are in the back corner on the second floor, near the baby gear section, appropriately enough. This place is a freakin' zoo, though, why are you going?...
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Apparently, it's the kind of place [*sniiiff*] that avoids any smooth, flat surfaces at all in the lower level bathrooms. But if the coat check isn't open, you could probably use that alcove/counter very easily. Bonus: the pool lounge bar...
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June 2, 2005
The restrooms are between the freezer and dairy sections, but they're in an employee-only zone. What that means: customers must have an employee escort, who'll cheerily wait outside the bathroom for you. No pressure....
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May 9, 2005
But there are sofas and dark nooks everywhere. Just watch the smell now that everywhere is no smoking (and why would be taking your infant to a smoke-filled bar anyway, right? RIGHT? heh)...
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April 27, 2005
Denny's Diner: tastes like Denny's, looks like Johnny Rockets. The restrooms are to the left, through the gigantic smoking section. If bacon's you're kind of thing, go for the all-bacon option, not the 2 bacon/2 sausage. You'll be glad you...
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April 10, 2005
Hadn't been there in a long while. The breakfast burritos were still fine, but there wasn't even a mens room, much less a changing table in it. It was out of order. Changing a kid on a banquette bench in...
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The restrooms are on the second floor, on the Houston St side, behind the cash registers....
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April 3, 2005
DT reader Craig reports: "the men's room off of the children's section does NOT have a changing table." See? At least B&N isn't totally homogenous......
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April 1, 2005
The Amtrak/NJ Transit mens room just inside the Eighth Ave & 33rd St entrance--one of the sketchiest public restrooms I've been in, although I've never been to Port Authority--now has a changing table. Go in the right side....
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lots of sofas, though....
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DT reader Andrew reports: "While there's no changing table, there is a large glass-topped commode [heh, -ed.] near the sinks. FYI, the restrooms are just off the elevator bay. Also, nice hand towels."...
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March 8, 2005
Haven't been there since the kid was born (it was always our middle-of-the-night place), but JJ reports there's a changing table. Tribecadad says no, though; there's a sofa outside the restrooms, and a cloth-covered table, that's it....
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March 7, 2005
This restaurant has only so-so food and no-no changing tables....
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January 27, 2005
It's in the wheelchair-accessible restroom on the main floor. For customer use only, so buy a couple of pies, why dontcha?...
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January 14, 2005
A friend just forwarded this spam he received:www.babychangingXXXXXXXXXXX.com [sorry, pal] > Men's and ladies restroom Koala baby changing stations. > You need 2, If you have 2 you are politcally correct! > If you have 1 in the woman's room...
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January 3, 2005
The bathrooms are "fancy," says DT reader Paul, and one has a changing station. Dinner was "awesome," with "the feel of a fancy seafood restaurant." NY Mag calls it "the most kid-friendly restaurant in all of New York." Guess they...
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December 14, 2004
You know how you're wary about going back to some of the places you used to go, because now you've got a kid in tow, and well, you remember that place was definitely not kid-friendly? Forget it, just go. We...
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November 18, 2004
At least not on the second/ballroom floor, up the escalators to the right(north) of the entrance. That said, I'm 6'2" and if I were to ever design a changing table it would be exactly the height and width of the...
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November 17, 2004
DT reader and minimalistdad Craig reports:Use the bathroom on the west end of the food level, under the escalators. You'll find the unmarked, but unmistakable changing table built into a nicely lit nook. The table and backsplash are of black...
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November 13, 2004
DT reader Craig reports: "While my wife and I would still choose the seat between us for sanitary reasons, the new trains do have fold-down changing tables. I would also worry about a sudden decelleration, which might send your little...
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November 8, 2004
Didn't check them all, but the mens rooms I saw on the ground floor and 3rd floor had changing tables in the wheelchair accessible stalls. Stainless steel-cased Koalas....
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Except you'll never find it. LL2, near the shower curtains. The changing table is in the wheelchair-accessible stall....
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October 30, 2004
restrooms are in the basement, but there's nothing. Outside the restrooms, there's a waist-high wall that's too thin, and a takeout order desk that's usually too busy. If you get the feeling that I spent the last two days running...
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The bathrooms are on the second floor, straight back by the TV section....
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I didn't check the Ono or O Bar side, but the two tiny bathrooms tucked into the alcove just past the check-in/concierge have sinks so small, you couldn't even do blow on them. Not the Hotel Gansevoort bathrooms I've heard...
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There's not a table per se, but the marble counter is wide and deep. The bathroom's on the right (E) side of the store, just past the shoe department fountain....
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October 18, 2004
October 5, 2004
Since Yoya is "a store for moms, by moms," their bathroom's probably not technically a men's room, but it does have a changing table. I'm sure no purchase is required, but it'd be pretty damn tacky to go in their...
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September 25, 2004
Downstairs, follow the easy signs. Elevators are on the right (west) wall....
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August 23, 2004
Sebastian says there is none in the womens room, either. Still, if you're bold enough to take a kid to Lincoln Center, you oughtta be bold enough to change him on a table in the lobby (which is what he...
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August 22, 2004
Prince and Greene, in the old Post Office. Decent restrooms up the stairs by the theater, but no changing table anywhere. Use a bench of a corner of the theater area instead; there're always people lounging around, mooching the wireless,...
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Broadway between Spring & Broome Restrooms are in the basement, along the north wall. Changing table's in the wheelchair-accessible stall. Oh, and it's the sweet stainless steel model, like at the Hirshhorn. Finally, turning SoHo into a mall is paying...
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July 30, 2004
Go for the just-opened Tall Buildings and Lee Bontecou exhibits, stay for the changing table in the men's room, located on the left after you enter, in front of the coat/bag check....
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DT reader Sebastian [thanks for the pic!] also notes that Pier 51 has "one of the coolest water playgrounds in the city."...
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July 23, 2004
Until just now, I never would've imagined bathrooms in the Times Square subway station, so I guess it's no surprise that there's no changing table. Yet. Gothamist has the story, and SubText has the photos....
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July 21, 2004
Yeah, I know Newark's not in NYC. I almost went back to change the kid's diaper at the security checkpoint when I found out there's no changing table. Ghe-ttooo...
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July 20, 2004
There's a changing table in the unisex bathroom on the main floor, past the cafe. It's outside the private stalls, so you shouldn't need to wait if there's a line....
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July 19, 2004
On the second floor, south side, right at the top of the escalator. Does anyone get the sense that the neighborhood vibe-killing big box retailers might be trying to make up for running mom-and-pop stores out of business by offering...
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July 18, 2004
Located in Beacon, aka NYC-up-Hudson, Dia's roots, at least, are in the city. DT reader (and very new dad) Craig knows you gotta start'em young on the minimalism these days: "Not only does the men's room off of the lobby...
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Thanks to DT reader Sebastian, who also points out the women's room DOES have one. "Actually, places where women's bathrooms have changing tables while men's doesn't bother me the most, since it means they did think about changing tables but...
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July 12, 2004
from a DT reader/diner: " In fact, the entire design of the men's room seems to stem from the belief that no self-respecting Bouley patron would even consider bringing a baby into their hallowed sanctuary. "Tsk, tsk," they seem to...
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Dude, the '68-ists seeing for the 10th time would bite your kid's head off for making a peep. Meanwhile, they're quoting Chomsky at the screen. Whatever Mongolian camel movie you want to see will be out on DVD soon enough....
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[Nov 2008 update] Woohoo, there's now a changing table in the mens room! Looks like it's been there for a while, but I wouldn't know; we've been ordering takeout. They're slightly upgraded versions of the old-school restaurant bathroom: small, downstairs,...
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DT reader Lindus reports from the lower level men's room: "[The table] is in the lower level men's room, It hangs on the wall far from (opposite of) sinks and trash bins, but there is one if there is a...
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June 29, 2004
There's a marble shelf in the women's room, but I'm sure there's a pack o' trouble if dads go in there... (Thanks again, Amie) While I'm thanking about it, we're out of the city a lot this summer; thanks for...
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Not in the women's room, either. "Changed him on a heater." (Thanks, Amie)...
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June 15, 2004
There's barely enough room to stand up in the bathrooms. Best bet: use the banquette. You're gonna be out of there before 7pm anyway, right?...
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June 8, 2004
But it's almost all kids. Just grab a bench in the back....
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3:01 PM
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torn down for condos, Summer 2005....
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June 4, 2004
May 31, 2004
The URL sounds like it's the guy's 10th choice, and the website looks like it was designed in 1996, but the Canadian site hotelfun4kids.com is a changing table heaven. HF4K consults the travel industry on making destinations more kid-friendly, and...
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May 30, 2004
My wife went to Troy (enough with the chick flicks, Loews), took the kid down the escalator to the restroom, NO changing table. She changed the diaper on the counter, but the kid's wiggling kept setting off the hand dryer....
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8:27 AM
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Handy after a long flight from LA, we hear. (Thanks, Blake)...
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8:20 AM
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May 14, 2004
I suppose if it's not crowded, you could use a couch in the hotel lobby, but... I don't know. They might throw a phone at you if you did that....
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11:48 PM
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Actually, the Meatpacking District struck out: Pastis: No Florent: No Jeffrey: No...
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11:47 PM
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May 5, 2004
April 26, 2004
Changing a diaper on the train is an unnecessarily awkward exercise....
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April 24, 2004
the doors on some men's rooms --like on the 8th floor, for example--are too narrow to bring a stroller in, even....
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11:14 AM
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not in the lobby bathroom, not upstairs....
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11:09 AM
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they barely have a bathroom anyway....
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11:07 AM
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No changing table, no restroom, but if you buy something, I'm sure they'll let you change the kid on Larry's desk....
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April 23, 2004
WTF? It's a baby store! We had to go to the Barnes & Noble across the street. Bathrooms on the second floor, left corner....
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barely a bathroom at all. I had to out to a car to change the kid....
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11:42 PM
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When we had a blowout at Planet Kids, we had to deal with it across the street at B&N. Restrooms are on the second floor, east corner....
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March 29, 2004
They barely have a bathroom, much less a changing table. Try the always-empty lounge downstairs. On second thought, what the hell are you doing with a baby at the MoMA theater? The oldtimer regulars there'll tear your head off if...
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For a religion which encourages people to have lots of kids, there's a serious shortage of changing tables in the church's mens' rooms. Guess diaper-changin' is work for the womenfolk....
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3:26 PM
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March 27, 2004
On the 2nd Floor, in the handicapped restroom stall: YES Also, since strollers aren't allowed in the galleries, there's impromptu stroller parking right outside the elevators on each floor. Who knew?...
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March 24, 2004
Not upstairs, anyway. The window benches along the Houston side might do in a pinch. We didn't actually take our 1-month old kid to the movies; Akgelika's just one of the few publicly accessible bathrooms in SoHo....
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March 21, 2004
Lobby men's room is in the NE corner: NO, but there's almost enough counter space. In the absence of crowds, a sofa in one of the side lobbies might do. Your call....
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8:32 PM
Men's store, 3rd floor: NO Women's store, 7th floor: NO...
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8:24 PM
Border's Books on the 2nd floor, behind the cafe: YES Whole Foods Market, basement, through the cafe area: YES Time Warner Mall on the 2nd & 3rd floors: NO Per Se: CLOSE ENOUGH, there are large, high-backed sofas just outside...
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8:16 PM
March 18, 2004
The men's room is on 5, in the SE corner. There's no changing table, but there's a nice wide travertine counter....
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8:22 PM
The only changing tables in the 66th & Broadway location are in the 2nd Floor children's/accompanied children restrooms. Which is a better setup than some B&N's, where porn mags fall out when you open the table....
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8:19 PM
March 17, 2004
restrooms on the 2nd floor between the stores: NO...
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8:30 PM
March 13, 2004
The large bathrooms near the entrances to the piers: YES [Surprised the hell out of me, but it was our first time out with the kid, so I didn't know what to expect.]...
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8:37 PM
February 19, 2004
Upon leaving the house for the first time with my kid, and having to change her diaper out there in the cold, cruel world, I realized a couple of things: 1) Most men's rooms don't have changing tables, or even...
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