Black Tap Begins A Limited Edition Print Series To Help Restaurant Employees

We’ve seen companies like Disney and Universal stepping up to help those in need during this difficult time, and now Black Tap is doing the same

We may not be able to visit them at their Downtown Disney location just yet, but the masters of craft burgers and shakes are pulling out a new initiative to help restaurant employees who have been affected by the ongoing global health crisis.

This new project, called Order Up!, is being made in collaboration with many street artists to help raise money for the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation Restaurant Employee Relief Fund. The artists will produce limited edition prints for sale, with all the proceeds being donated to the fund.

For the first piece, Black Tap enlisted Fumero, who has designed murals for Black Tap locations in New York City and Maine. Titled Grampa City, Fumero described it as “the sign of surreal times in Grampa City where the streets have no people and nobody comes out to play.”

If you would like to purchase a print of the artwork, you can go to Black Tap’s website! They have also announced that artists Patch Whiskey and JUF will be coming up next in the series.