Here's how much it costs to dine at Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes' steakhouse 1587 Prime

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Reviews are coming in for Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' new culinary venture – 1587 Prime. The Kansas City Chiefs star duo opened their new steakhouse in Kansas City at the start of the season and the restaurant is already receiving a lot of buzz.
The biggest question for those in town or traveling in is how much would it cost to dine at the swanky new steakhouse? Menu items range from $16 French Onion Soup to a $345 40 oz. Wagyu Tomahawk steak.
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One reviewer went to 1587 Prime after the opening and sampled a variety of dishes from all over the menu to see what one might spend on a dinner for two. He walked out with a $350 bill, which included tax but not the tip.
Here's a rundown of what he ordered and what he spent on each item:
Noble Margarita - $24
The Alchemy (cocktail) - $20
1587 Wagyu Meatballs - $26
The Big Red Wagyu Burger - $38
Sauteed Mushrooms - $16
Truffle Fries - $16
Boneless Ribeye (with black truffle butter) - $154
Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie - $16
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Here’s how much you can expect to spend at 1587 Prime Steakhouse 🥩🍔🍸😋 pic.twitter.com/IOadqzVsnw
— Farzin Vousoughian (@Farzin21) September 17, 2025
The prices and menu items are extravagant, though probably what you would expect from a luxury steakhouse, even if it's not in a major culinary hub like NYC or LA.
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Nikki Chavanelle has focused on football as a beat reporter, as well as a news desk writer, since 2015. An SMU graduate, she has covered her alma mater, Texas high school football, Arkansas Razorbacks sports, recruiting, national college football news and the NFL.
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