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Several new Clark County restaurants have put a surprising amount of thought and effort into their restrooms, from the drunken-monkey wallpaper at Acorn & The Oak to the otherworldy vortex at Thirsty Sasquatch to the Anthony Bourdain shrine at Mav’s Taphouse. These elaborate restrooms are unisex.
“If you’re trying to provide a semblance of inclusivity, having gender nonspecific bathrooms is important,” said Sara Newton, general manager of Thirsty Sasquatch/Hungry Sasquatch (2110 Main St.,
