She knows places.
Taylor Swift has enlisted the help of Sartiano’s, one of her favorite New York City restaurants, for her and Travis Kelce’s wedding.
A truck for the Big Apple’s Mercer Hotel eatery was spotted outside of Madison Square Garden Wednesday night, in photos obtained by Page Six.
It is unclear whether the catering is for the couple’s Thursday evening rehearsal dinner or Friday wedding.
Swift and Kelce, both 36, last made headlines for dining at the Manhattan restaurant in May.
At the time, the couple was all smiles and holding hands on their way in and out of the hotspot.
Sartiano’s, notably, is run by Scott Sartiano, who is also behind Zero Bond, which Swift often frequents in NoHo.
Not only has the pop star been pictured partying at the members-only club with Kelce, but she grabbed a bite to eat there in bridal white in May.
Although the menu for the pair’s MSG nuptials is not yet known, Page Six hears their rehearsal dinner will last from 6:00 to 10:30 p.m. ET Thursday night in the arena’s Infosys Theater.
The following day, wedding guests will attend a cocktail hour at 4 p.m. at the venue’s sixth-floor concourse.
The reception will kick off at 6:30 p.m. — and isn’t expected to end until 2:00 a.m.
A slew of delivery trucks were spotted outside of MSG on Wednesday as workers prepare for the high-profile event.
Page Six obtained photos of boxes containing lobster meat, blackened chicken, packaged chicken, boneless skinless chicken breasts and chicken legs, as well as French fries, thick-cut onion rings and a variety of produce.
While a Krispy Kreme truck was seen, the donuts may not have anything to do with the wedding, as Penn Station, which is below MSG, is home to a KK store.
In addition to the top-notch menu, workers are transforming MSG’s interior into a garden, complete with a castle.
Swift and Kelce, who got engaged in August 2025, have been lying low amid the wedding hubbub — but the latter was spotted out for a jog in NYC’s Tribeca neighborhood, where his fiancée lives, on Tuesday.
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