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Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes appear to be putting the final touches on their new steakhouse.
In an Instagram carousel shared by Travis, 35, and Jason Kelce’s joint account on Tuesday, May 27, the interior and exterior of Travis and Mahomes’ 1587 Prime was finally revealed
“First look at Travis & Patrick’s new steakhouse, 1587 Prime — opening soon inside the Loews Hotel!,” the carousel via @kelcebrothers was captioned, showing one photo and two videos of the ritzy eatery named after Mahomes, 29, and Travis’ Chiefs jersey numbers.
The photo showed a close-up view of a collection of footballs, each inscribed with gold lettering that read, “1587 PRIME by Noble 33.” (Noble 33 is a Miami-based hospitality group with a portfolio of high-end restaurants.)
A subsequent video then offered a glimpse inside the spacious construction site, revealing a grand staircase between its two floors, expansive front windows letting in a flood of natural light and a large central zone that may serve as a bar or even provide kitchen facilities.
The second video then captured external scaffolding that read, “From the visionaries at Noble 33 and Kansas City’s own hometown heroes, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce… 1587 Prime Steakhouse,” as construction workers dressed in hard hats moved throughout the premises.
The social media peek comes after the dining destination recently advertised for a trio of positions ahead of its grand opening this summer. Located inside the Loews Hotel in downtown Kansas City, 1587 Prime was on the hunt for an executive chef, a bar manager and an operation manager.
The eatery was described as “a brand new, immersive and upscale dining experience” in a massive 10,000 square-foot space over the two levels. According to Noble 33, it will also feature multiple private dining rooms, a world-class chef’s kitchen and a meat display.
Travis, who recently indulged in some fine dining himself while enjoying a Florida date night with girlfriend Taylor Swift, told People in in April 2024, “It’s just another thing that we want to bring to Kansas City, to be able to show our appreciation for the city, knowing how much they love their food and how much they love their football.”
Source Usmagazine.com
