Footage of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' new Kansas City restaurant shows they may have huge problem

Daily Mail​

8 hours ago

As the first look into Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes ' new downtown Kansas City restaurant was held, signs of a possible huge problem also emerged.
With a slated opening of later this summer, plenty of work still needs to be done to hit that opening deadline, with exposed wood paneling and two unfinished kitchens inside the space.
The slated late-summer opening date for the steakhouse would be just in time for the beginning of the NFL season, with the restaurant deemed a respite for those coming into town to see the Chiefs play.
Kelce and Mahomes are busy with off-the-field ventures and will soon dive head first into training camp next month, leaving construction to their partners in the hospitality business.
DailyMail.com has reached out to Noble 33, the restaurant group partnering with Kelce and Mahomes to open the steakhouse, for comment.
Noble 33 also owns several other restaurants around the world, including Meduza Mediterrania in New York City's Meatpacking District, where Kelce and Mahomes had a fancy dinner alongside their partners, Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes, after the men's US Open Final last September.
The steakhouse's personnel have yet to be publicly revealed and there is no menu on the website.
Familiar American steakhouse fare such as a Porterhouse, strip, and filet mignon cuts are expected, among other dishes.
The restaurant is being constructed inside the 4-star Loews Hotel in the famed Power & Light district, walking distance from T-Mobile Center and the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.
The hotel will have a designated entrance for the steakhouse with valet parking available.
Once inside the restaurant's doors a 'stadium experience' tunnel, similar to what Kelce and Mahomes walk through at nearby Arrowhead Stadium, will lead guests to the host stand and a meat display.
The bar area does have televisions, with only plans to show Chiefs games to honor Kelce and Mahomes.
1587 Prime will have a massive wine fridge, a first-floor kitchen, and a second-floor dining area with an open air kitchen.
The steakhouse will also have a private entrance and a VIP room for those extra-special guests, like Swift, to enjoy the restaurant without being seen by other patrons. The VIP room will contain a two-way mirror, where those VIPs can see into the dining room, but others cannot watch them devour steak.
One of those dining areas is a private VIP room, perfect for entertaining Swift when in town
Kelce and Swift have been in the public eye for plenty of time already this week, attending the Tight End University extravaganza in Nashville, their first joint appearance as a couple.
While Kelce was technically working at the three-day NFL event, which he has co-hosted alongside fellow tight ends George Kittle and Greg Olsen since 2021, he couldn't keep his eyes - or his hands - off his pop sensation girlfriend.
Photos have begun to trickle out from the 'Fortnight' hitmaker's shock appearance at the event in Music City with one particularly steamy moment between an unsuspecting Kelce and Swift being caught on camera.
In a snap that has emerged from Monday night's launch party at cocktail bar LA Jackson, the loved-up couple could be seen sharing an intimate moment in the background.
The 14-time Grammy Award winner had her arms wrapped around the NFL star's neck as she leaned in to the beaming Kelce.
One night on from the racy moment, the songstress proved she can still keep her NFL beau on his toes when she shocked him with a surprise performance.
Kelce and Swift had earlier been pictured arriving at the Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville, where it seemed like Swift was purely just supporting Kelce for a cause close to his heart.
Singers such as Sophia Scott, Graham Barham and Chase Rice were all listed to perform at the venue, where Swift was first spotted enjoying the night in the VIP section. Jordan Davis also played and welcomed country star Luke Combs onto the stage but Swift's involvement had been kept a secret - if it was even scheduled at all.