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Here it is compulsory. I am very surprised to hear that in the USA it isn't.
It's honestly pretty rare for places to not have one in the US unless you're in the downtown part of a major city. Sometimes when walking downtown, it feels like every shop's bathrooms are staff-only.
Here we have laws that even include the allowed ratio between bathroom stalls and clients
What country?
The ADA has bathroom/stall quantity requirements in the US for certain types of businesses. Our machine shop almost had to put in more toilets despite us having 3 toilets and 3 employees. I believe it's based off of square footage. We are also required to have 28 parking spots for literally no reason.
Spain! here are the rules in Madridq
In mamy states in the US it is a requirement for any place serving food and drink to have a bathroom.