Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are set to transform their steakhouse into the ultimate party destination for the Kansas City Chiefs, as revealed by the quarterback.
Just last week, the Super Bowl champions unveiled their joint venture, ‘1587 Prime’ – a contemporary American steakhouse in Kansas City. The establishment’s name pays homage to their respective jersey numbers with the Chiefs and is slated to open within the Loews Hotel in early 2024.
With its launch coinciding with the upcoming playoffs next season, Mahomes expressed his excitement for the venue to become a go-to spot for team celebrations moving forward.
“We’ve been working on this for a while,” Mahomes stated, as reported by Fox4KC.
Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes are planning to host Chiefs parties at their new restaurant
Kelce and Mahomes’ restaurant is set to open inside the Loews Hotel in Kansas City in 2025
The Chiefs duo’s hotspot, which is named ‘1587 Prime’ after their respective jersey numbers, will be two stories high and 10,000-square feet
“We’ve always admired how restaurants bring people together. Our goal is to continue that tradition and what better place to do it than Kansas City?” Mahomes expressed.
“Hopefully, after winning some games at Arrowhead Stadium, we can head over to the steakhouse for drinks and food,” he added.
Mahomes emphasized their intention to keep prices reasonable so that everyone can enjoy the experience. “We don’t want it to be overly upscale or expensive. We want it to be a place where everyone in Kansas City can feel at home and enjoy themselves,” he explained.
Teaming up with Noble 33, a renowned hospitality group known for its diverse range of restaurants, Mahomes and Kelce are bringing their vision to life.
Tosh Berman, an entrepreneur working closely with Noble 33, praised the duo for their innovative ideas, which include subtle nods to their NFL achievements.
The steakhouse will feature an impressive meat display as its centerpiece and will house one of the largest wine collections in the state.
Reflecting on the venture, Mahomes stated, “Travis and I have frequented Noble 33 restaurants in other cities, so it only made sense to bring something special to our community in Kansas City.”
Kelce added, “We’re thrilled to embark on this journey with Noble 33 to create a unique dining experience, starting right here in our hometown of Kansas City.”