Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce dine Sept. 6

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were seen at Ambassadors Clubhouse in Manhattan on September 6, according to social posts that circulated after the outing and follow-up entertainment reports. The restaurant is in NoMad at 1245 Broadway and describes itself as serving Northern Indian cuisine. Photos and videos shared online placed the couple at the restaurant that night, and later reports said they ate with two other men. The appearance drew attention because it was one of the couple’s public New York outings after their July wedding, which has been described in multiple recent entertainment reports. ### Where did they go on September 6? Ambassadors Clubhouse is located at 1245 Broadway in Manhattan’s NoMad district, according to the restaurant’s website. The restaurant says it is “centrally located” in NoMad and built around the culinary traditions of Northern India, particularly Punjab. Its official site says it serves dinner nightly and lunch on weekends. The September 6 sighting was first amplified in social posts and then picked up by entertainment outlets including Just Jared, E! (justjared.com) News and Yahoo, each of which identified the venue as Ambassadors Clubhouse in Manhattan. Those reports said the date night took place on Sunday, September 6. ### What is Ambassadors Clubhouse? Ambassadors Clubhouse says its menu brings together “the shared culinary heritage of Northern India” and takes inspiration from the “party mansions” of the region. (ambassadorsclubhouse.com) The restaurant’s New York site says the food draws from Punjab and is designed around shared dishes, spirits and classic hospitality. JKS Restaurants, the group behind the venue, lists Ambassadors Clubhouse as part of its portfolio. (justjared.com) The restaurant’s FAQ page also links it to Gymkhana and other Indian dining concepts from the same group. Resy and other restaurant listings describe the New York location as one of the harder reservations in the neighborhood, though that characterization comes from those platforms rather than the restaurant itself. (ambassadorsclubhouse.com) ### What do reports say they ate? Just Jared, citing People, reported that Swift and Kelce were seen in the restaurant’s lower grand main dining room with two men and ordered “a variety of classics,” including dishes and drinks. Yahoo carried the same account in a follow-up report on the outing. No full itemized order was published in the sources reviewed. (ambassadorsclubhouse.com) The restaurant’s own materials do not mention the couple or confirm a specific order. What its website does confirm is the broader menu frame: Northern Indian food, with lunch and dinner service in Manhattan. ### Why did the outing draw extra attention? September 6 fell roughly two months after the couple’s reported July 3 wedding, according to recent entertainment coverage and wedding pages published by The Knot. (justjared.com) Several outlets described the dinner as a newlywed date night in New York. Those accounts are based on entertainment reporting, not a public statement from Swift or Kelce. (ambassadorsclubhouse.com) E! News also noted that Swift’s “Eras Tour” concert movie was up for awards at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmys the same weekend. That gave the dinner an additional pop-culture hook, though the core verified fact is the restaurant sighting in Manhattan on September 6. ### What can readers verify directly? Ambassadors Clubhouse’s website confirms the restaurant’s address, cuisine and reservation structure. (eonline.com) The FAQ page says reservations for the upcoming month are released about two weeks before the first of the month, first to the priority list and then to the public. That is the clearest next-step detail for readers trying to track the venue itself rather than the celebrity sighting. September reservations at Ambassadors Clubhouse would therefore have been handled through that monthly release system, according to the restaurant’s FAQ. Swift and Kelce have not publicly detailed the meal, and the restaurant’s public pages reviewed here do not comment on the visit. (ambassadorsclubhouse.com 1) (ambassadorsclubhouse.com 2)