Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce enjoy a double date night in New York

The celebrity hotspot served as the perfect backdrop for the couple's four-hour dinner outing, where the group enjoyed good food, great company and a well-deserved night away from their busy schedules.

With the Kansas City Chiefs locked in the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are ready to enjoy some well-earned quality time together.

For the stylish event, Swift rocked an oversized $5,500 Stella McCartney blazer paired with Sheertex tights, Medusa-style platform boots and a chic mini bag from Versace, as seen in photos obtained PEOPLE.

Her football star boyfriend Kelce stayed by her side, holding her hand as he wore a brown cardigan over a dark shirt, brown pants, dark shoes, glasses and a black baseball cap.

Kweli embraced the New York winter chill in a burgundy coat, black socks and classic accessories, while her husband Antonoff opted for a more relaxed vibe with jeans, a yellow top and a black cardigan.

Swift and Antonov's long-standing friendship and professional partnership was undoubtedly the topic of conversation at the table. The two have collaborated on several of Swift's iconic projects, including her latest and highly acclaimed 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department.

It's been a big week for Kelce, who made Kansas City Chiefs history with a record-setting performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Wednesday. The All-Star tight end rushed 84 yards in eight minutes and scored a key touchdown to help the Chiefs to a dominant 29-10 victory.

77th career receiving touchdown, Kelce has officially surpassed franchise legend Tony Gonzalezwho previously held the record with 76 touchdowns. The historic achievement not only cemented Kelce's legacy with the Chiefs, but also sent fans and analysts into celebration mode on social media.

While Swift wasn't at the game, the pop superstar still showed her support. Swift enjoyed posts celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs, the NFL and Kelce's “New Heights” podcast, all of which highlighted the tight end's monumental achievement.

After reaching the incredible milestone of his 1,000th career touchdown and setting a new Kansas City Chiefs all-time record with his 77th touchdown, surpassing Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez, Kelce reflected on the significance of those accomplishments and what they mean to him. personally and professionally.

“That's everything to me. Tony has been a mentor to me. He's been there for me in every question I've ever had,” Kelce said after the win. “I feel like I'm still trying to fill that guy's shoes. He's such an incredible competitor and I have so much love for him and it's just an honor to be in (these) conversations with him.”

Kelce took another spot in the NFL record books by setting the longest streak of seasons with at least 90 receptions. OptaStats. After entering Wednesday's game with 89 catches, the 35-year-old star finished the season with an impressive 97 receptions. The feat marks his seventh straight season to reach the milestone, further cementing his reputation as one of the league's most reliable and consistent playmakers.

With the Kansas City Chiefs clinched the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs, Kelsa and Swift are ready to enjoy some well-deserved quality time together. Kelce's next scheduled game isn't until Jan. 5, and with the Chiefs already guaranteed home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the star tight end technically doesn't even have to suit up for the final game of the regular season.

This break in Kelce's demanding schedule means he and Swift will have more time to relax and enjoy each other's company without the usual NFL pressures. As for the postseason, all eyes will be on Arrowhead Stadium, where Taylor has become a familiar face in the luxury suite cheering on her beau.

If the Chiefs continue their winning streak, fans might even see Swift rooting for Kelce all the way to the Super Bowl in February. For now, the couple seems ready to make the most of this rare downtime together with their whirlwind schedules.