Mahomes, Kelce steakhouse hit by $650 review

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s steakhouse, 1587 Prime, drew fresh attention on Monday, May 25, after social media users recirculated a TikTok review describing a $650 dinner as a failure. The review itself dates to March 16, according to coverage by Us Weekly, but clips and reposts spread again Monday across X and other platforms. Nicole Rose, the TikTok user identified in multiple follow-up reports, said the Kansas City restaurant gave her “the worst fine dining experience I’ve ever had.” Her complaints centered on slow drinks, missing sauces, an incorrectly cooked steak and a server she said was hard to find during the meal. 1587 Prime is the steakhouse Mahomes and Kelce opened with hospitality group Noble 33 at the Loews Kansas City Hotel. (usmagazine.com) The restaurant says on its website that it is “co-founded by Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce in partnership with Noble 33” and lists its address as 1500 Baltimore Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. ### When did the review first appear, and why is it back now? March 16 is the date Rose said she posted the TikTok video that later went viral. (usmagazine.com) Us Weekly reported on March 31 that the clip had already drawn hundreds of thousands of views and more than 1,600 comments. May 25 is when the review returned to wider circulation in sports and celebrity accounts. (1587prime.com) The editor’s source briefing and Monday reposts on X showed users arguing over whether the criticism was fair, with some defenders dismissing the clip as “fake news.” ### What did the diner say went wrong during the meal? A $33 martini became one of the most repeated details from Rose’s account. (usmagazine.com) She said it took 45 minutes for the drinks to arrive and that one drink order was wrong. A $100 steak was another focal point of the complaint. Rose said steak sauces priced at $15 did not arrive with the entrees, and she said her own steak was cooked incorrectly. (totalprosports.com) She also said, “The fastest thing our server did was collect the bill,” which she put at $650. ### What is 1587 Prime, exactly? 1587 Prime is a contemporary steakhouse tied directly to the Chiefs stars’ jersey numbers — Mahomes’ 15 and Kelce’s 87. (usmagazine.com) ESPN reported when the project was announced in March 2024 that Noble 33 would lead the menu, design and operations. September 17, 2025, was the restaurant’s public opening date, according to KSHB. The local report said the venue spans 10,000 square feet across two levels and has 238 seats, a 20-seat bar and private dining rooms inside the Loews Kansas City Hotel. (usmagazine.com) ### Did the restaurant or its owners respond publicly on Monday? Monday’s online debate was driven mainly by reposts and commentary, not by a new public statement from Mahomes, Kelce or 1587 Prime that surfaced in the reporting reviewed here. (espn.com) Coverage of the resurfaced clip focused on Rose’s account and the split reaction online. (kshb.com) Noble 33 has previously been identified as the operating partner behind the restaurant. ESPN reported at launch that the hospitality group would handle the concept’s menu, experience and design, while the restaurant’s website still presents Mahomes and Kelce as co-founders. ### What can diners verify for themselves now? 1587 Prime’s website currently lists regular dinner hours from 4:30 p.m. and provides reservations through the restaurant’s booking page. (totalprosports.com) The site also continues to market the venue around premium steaks, signature sauces and a wine list of more than 100 selections. 1500 Baltimore Avenue remains the listed address for the restaurant inside Loews Kansas City Hotel. As of Monday, the next concrete step for anyone following the backlash is the same one the restaurant offers publicly: reservations and menu details remain available through 1587 Prime’s official site. (espn.com) (1587prime.com)