Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes may dominate on the field, but one food critic believes their off-field venture is far from championship level. In a blistering takedown, Defector critic Liz Cook shredded their upscale Kansas City steakhouse, 1587 Prime, calling it overpriced, mediocre, and desperately trying to imitate luxury.
Her verdict? The restaurant âdoesnât nail the steaks,â serves drinks that taste like a âYankee Candle Cosmo,â and presents a dĂ©cor aesthetic that feels like a âchild-like idea of luxury.â
Cook visited twice to give the place a fair shake â and still delivered one of the most ruthless food reviews the celebrity dining world has seen in years.
She slammed:Â $78 steaks that arrived thin, overcooked, and without a steak knife
 a $22 Swift-inspired cocktail setting things on fire â literally
 $15 ketchup samplers (including âpure uncut Heinzâ)
 a âparched vision of luxuryâ that simply doesnât justify the price
But despite the scathing critique, the restaurant remains one of Kansas Cityâs hottest reservations â thanks to the star power of Kelce, Mahomes, and yes, the Taylor Swift effect. Swifties continue to scramble for a table, hoping to spot the pop icon or the NFL duo behind the red-carpet concept.
1587 Prime only opened in September, yet itâs already become a celebrity magnet â with Swift, Brittany Mahomes, teammates, and friends frequenting the venue. Even with Mahomes recovering from ACL surgery and Kelce nearing what many believe could be his final season, the pair now have more time than ever to perfect their dining empire.
So, is 1587 Prime a glamorous hotspot riding the wave of fame, or a pricey illusion masked by celebrity glitter?
One thing is undeniable: the reservations are full, the buzz is loud, and the debate isnât dying down anytime soon.


