Pop superstar Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce celebrated their wedding with a menu featuring a range of popular New York City food establishments. The culinary selections reportedly spanned from Italian fine dining and artisanal pizza to classic cheesesteaks and high-quality burgers, reflecting the couple's ties to the city.

For their rehearsal dinner, the couple reportedly turned to Sartiano's, an Italian restaurant located in the West Village. Known for its "La Dolce Vita" style, the restaurant is a frequent haunt for Swift and Kelce, as well as other celebrities. Dishes reportedly served included crispy focaccia with whipped ricotta, meatballs, stuffed paccheri, spaghetti arrabiata, and Sartiano's signature caviar cannolis.

Another establishment contributing to the wedding festivities was Zero Bond, an exclusive members' club also owned by Scott Sartiano. Reports indicate that the club provided food for the event, which features an upscale menu including wagyu striploin and sea scallops. Swift has been known to frequent Zero Bond, most recently celebrating a Knicks game victory with friends.

Madison Square Garden, the venue for the wedding, also saw deliveries from Mama's Too!, a West Village pizzeria acclaimed for its square pies. The owner confirmed a significant pizza delivery, with estimates suggesting over 100 pies were ordered, costing around $3,000. Mama's Too! has previously been recognized as one of the best pizza spots globally.

In addition to pizza, guests were reportedly served burgers from Schweid & Sons, a New Jersey-based company known for its fresh beef patties. The company confirmed its involvement, expressing excitement at being part of such a high-profile event. Philadelphia cheesesteaks from Danny & Coop's Cheesesteaks, a popular East Village shop co-founded by wedding guest Bradley Cooper, were also reportedly on the menu.

Further culinary offerings included chicken wings and thighs from Amick Farms, a South Carolina-based meat processor. The company expressed pleasure in learning their products were included in the celebration. Bread and pastries were also supplied by Northside Bakery, which has locations in Brooklyn and Queens and specializes in various breads and Polish pastries.

While the couple's specific choices were not officially confirmed by their representatives, the array of reported vendors highlights a curated selection of New York's diverse and celebrated food scene for the widely publicized event.