Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes; 1587 Prime (Getty Images and Instagram)
The two Kansas City Chiefs teammates are bringing holiday favourites to the table at their upscale steakhouse, 1587 Prime. From an $80 prime rib to lobster bisque and pumpkin cake, the restaurant has put together a menu that could make the holiday meal feel like a special occasion. Diners can enjoy a premium combination for just over $100, although traditional options are also available. The Thanksgiving celebration at 1587 Prime is scheduled for November 26, 2026, with the restaurant welcoming guests between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The standout option is a 16-ounce prime rib, priced at $80. Those who prefer seafood can start with lobster bisque for $22. Ordering both would bring the bill to $102 before taxes and gratuity. The restaurant is offering stuffed turkey roulade for $55 per person. Other additions include pumpkin cake for $18 and a seasonal Gather & Give cocktail for $19. A turkey roulade with pumpkin cake, for instance, would cost $73 before additional charges. Its name, 1587 Prime, combines Mahomes’ jersey number 15 with Kelce’s number 87. 1587 Sneakers, a footwear and apparel company, filed a federal trademark infringement lawsuit in February 2026. Mahomes, Kelce and their hospitality partner, Noble 33, are among the defendants named in the case.
However, 1587 Sneakers has pushed back, describing the two NFL stars as the “moving forces” behind the restaurant’s identity. Thanksgiving is getting a luxury twist in Kansas City, thanks to Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce . But this is no ordinary Thanksgiving dinner. The special menu brings together classic holiday food and high-end steakhouse dishes, giving Kansas City diners several ways to celebrate. However, guests looking for a more traditional Thanksgiving plate have another choice. This means diners do not have to commit to one fixed holiday package. They can select individual dishes based on their appetite and budget. The restaurant has become another business venture connecting the two Chiefs stars outside football. the restaurant is also dealing with a legal challenge over its name While the Thanksgiving menu is attracting attention. The company claims that the steakhouse’s name and related merchandise could confuse customers familiar with its existing brand. The players’ legal representatives have sought to dismiss the claims against them, arguing that their involvement does not provide sufficient grounds for personal liability. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines The dispute remains unresolved, and no finding of trademark infringement has been established. For now, the legal battle has not stopped the restaurant from welcoming customers or preparing its Thanksgiving service. For Mahomes and Kelce, the holiday menu offers another chance to bring their business venture into the spotlight, this time away from the football field. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.