Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes are raising the steaks.
The Kansas City Chiefs stars have finally announced that their highly anticipated steakhouse, 1587 Prime, will open its doors next month.
Located in the Loews Kansas City Hotel, the swanky eatery will welcome customers from Sept. 17th — which also just happens to be Mahomes’ 30th birthday.
“Precision in every detail. Power in every bite,” an Instagram post from the restaurant’s official account proclaimed.
Reservations for opening night “and beyond” open from tomorrow, Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 12 p.m. CST.
“Be among the first to experience Kansas City’s newest steakhouse,” the post further enthused.
The restaurant will feature “multi-sensory dining aspects,” although the account didn’t explain exactly what that would entail.
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Meanwhile, 1587 Steakhouse will feature “hyper-subtle nods” to Kelce and Mahomes and their on-field accomplishments.
One of those nods is the name of the restaurant — Mahomes wears the number 15 on his jersey and Kelce wears 87.
The restaurant spans two “elegant” floors over 10,000 square feet of space with private dining rooms, access to a world-class chef’s kitchen and a “jaw-dropping” meat display.
Word of the restaurant first started in March 2024 and was said to debut in “early 2025,” but there was no official opening date until now.
1587 Prime will open just two weeks after the 2025-2026 NFL season kicks off on Thursday, Sept. 4.
The Kansas City Chiefs will play their first game the following day on Sept. 5 against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The announcement video shows Kelce and Mahomes taste testing items and gave a sneak peak at the expected menu.
As seen in the video, meals listed on the menu include wagyu beef, a chop salad, togarashi fried chicken, shrimp diablo, a smash burger made with Japanese A5 wagyu beef, and a steak flight that comes with a sampling of a wagyu filet, a Black Angus ribeye, and a Japanese New York strip steak.
“We wanted to bring something special for the city of Kansas City,” Mahomes said in the video. “Kansas City loves food. The city’s gonna love it.”
“What’s better than to break food with people over good food, good drinks and a cool vibe?” Kelce added.
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