The recent wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in New York City reportedly featured a lavish spread of food sourced from some of the city's most popular and exclusive eateries.

This detail offers insight into the couple's personal tastes and highlights their connection to the vibrant NYC culinary scene.

For the intimate rehearsal dinner preceding the main event, The Mercer Hotel Italian restaurant Sartiano’s reportedly provided the catering.

A van from the establishment was seen arriving at the Infosys Theater, where the dinner took place.

Sartiano’s is a known favorite of Swift and Kelce, who have been spotted there on multiple dates.

The restaurant, which opened in 2023, was lauded by The Post as being "on its way to glory." The rehearsal dinner menu reportedly included crispy focaccia with whipped ricotta, red sauce-doused meatballs, stuffed paccheri, spicy spaghetti arrabiata, and the restaurant's viral Caviar Cannolis.

Another of Swift's frequent haunts, the ultra-exclusive members' club Zero Bond, also reportedly contributed food to the wedding, according to TMZ.

Owned by Scott Sartiano, who also runs the aforementioned Sartiano's, Zero Bond is known for its high-end menu, featuring dishes like wagyu striploin and sea scallops.

Among the more casual, yet equally celebrated, offerings was pizza from Mama’s Too!, a highly-regarded New York City pizza spot.

The establishment reportedly delivered thousands of dollars worth of pies to Madison Square Garden for the attendees.

Owner Frank Tuttolomondo confirmed a large delivery, with reports from US Weekly suggesting over 100 pies were ordered, totaling approximately $3,000.

Mama's Too!

is renowned for its square pies with unique flavors and was named the Best Pizza in the World by Time Out last year.

Further culinary contributions included items from Northside Bakery, with a large box from the bakery spotted at MSG.

This bakery, established in 1992, specializes in various breads and Polish pastries.

Desserts at the wedding reportedly featured Pop-Tarts and a grand display of 30 wedding cakes.

For heartier fare, high-quality ground beef from New Jersey-based company Schweid & Sons was reportedly served, with their boxes seen being loaded into the venue.

Additionally, massive Philadelphia Cheesesteaks from Danny & Coop’s, co-founded by wedding guest Bradley Cooper, were reportedly delivered late in the evening.

Finally, chicken wings and thighs from Amick Farms, a South Carolina-based company, were also reportedly part of the extensive menu.