The Tam O'Shanter, a Scottish pub in Los Angeles, was a favored dining spot for Walt Disney and his employees during the early days of The Walt Disney Company. Opened in 1922, it became affectionately known as "the Disney Studios commissary" due to its popularity among Disney personnel. Designed by art director Harry Oliver, the pub features a charming cottage aesthetic and has hosted numerous celebrities. Its cozy atmosphere and memorabilia from Disney employees continue to attract patrons, maintaining a legacy entwined with Disney's history.
The Tam O'Shanter opened in 1922 and served as a cozy gathering space for Disney employees, earning the nickname 'the Disney Studios commissary'.
Designed by Harry Oliver, The Tam O'Shanter embodies a charming old-world cottage aesthetic, making it a beloved and unique dining spot in LA.
Walt Disney himself often dined at table 31, which remains a tribute to his time spent at The Tam O'Shanter.
With deep historical ties to Disney, The Tam O'Shanter showcases original artwork by Disney employees while serving comfort food.
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