Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesAs a Swiftie, I never would’ve forgiven myself if I ended my recent trip to Kansas City without doing at least *one* Taylor Swift-coded thing. Sure, I was technically there for the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals — but they were being held at Arrowhead Stadium, practically the “Karma” singer’s second home every NFL season. Sadly, Swift and her new husband didn’t attend the match (trust me, I was looking), so instead of seeing them IRL, I did the next best thing: adding Travis Kelce’s steakhouse to my agenda.
Co-owned by Kelce and his Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes, 1587 Prime opened last September in the Loews Hotel downtown. The vibes are swanky and elevated — guests are greeted by a roomy bar with live music and an Instagram-worthy spiral staircase. Since I went with a bigger group, we were seated in a private room filled with football paraphernalia, including massive posters representing the Chiefs’ ...

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