Disneyland’s Black Tap Restaurant Is Selling Prints of Its Iconic Artwork to Support Restaurant Workers!

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Yeah, we’ve been missing the parks — but have you BEEN to Black Tap in Disneyland’s Downtown Disney??

CrazyShakes!

All those amazing burgers and CrazyShakes sound perfect right now. Although we might not be able to visit right now, there’s still a way you can help out Black Tap during this time!

Since Black Tap is known for its unique murals inside its locations, the restaurant chain is teaming up with street artists around the world to bring you the “Order Up!” limited edition print series!

Black Tap

When you purchase one of the prints, 100% of the net proceeds will go to the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation — which helps restaurant employees during this difficult time. Each print in the series will be available for a limited 2-week period, starting with Fumero’s Grampa City for $60. Fumero helped design murals at Black Tap locations in New York and Maine and states that his print is a “sign of surreal times in Grampa City where the streets have no people and nobody comes out to play.”

©Black Tap ©Fumero

You can get the print here to help donate to the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation fund! And, keep an eye out for the next prints in the series from Patch Whiskey and JUF!