Travis Kelce details his and Taylor Swift’s ‘phenomenal’ London trip: Broadway date, more

So long, London.

Travis Kelce looked back at his and Taylor Swift’s “fun” trip to London during Wednesday’s “New Heights” episode.

The NFL player, 36, told brother and co-host Jason Kelce he “for the most part, had some really good food and enjoyed some plays.”

The tight end gushed over Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe’s “phenomenal” performances in “Romeo & Juliet” on Broadway.

“I had the best Indian food — well, I’ll say second because [my personal chef], Kumar [Ferguson], makes the best,” the Kansas City Chiefs star noted before describing the Gymkhana outing.

“It was one of the most surprising meals I’ve ever had,” Travis said, dubbing the restaurant “f–king remarkable” and “damn good.”

He recalled, “Every dish they brought out, I didn’t ask a single question. I just dove in. The only question I had to answer was how hot [and] spicy. I don’t think I really understood what we were ordering.

“I just kind of went with what the table was getting,” the “Catching Kelce” alum continued. “It was a table consensus, we went more on the mild side.”

Jason, 38 gave Swift a shoutout for getting his younger sibling “out of [his] comfort zone.”

The retired Philadelphia Eagles player said as much during the May 6 episode of the podcast, crediting the Grammy winner with “definitely expanding” Travis’ palate — and Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce, agreed that her brother-in-law is now more “adventurous.”

Travis quipped, “Yeah. I try to act like more of a man when I’m around her and eat foods I haven’t tried before.”

In addition to Gymkhana, the athlete and Swift, 36, dined at Gordon Ramsay’s Lucky Cat restaurant while across the pond.

They were photographed holding hands while heading into the establishment — and did the same while attending Sink’s Broadway show the previous evening.

The couple, who began dating in the summer of 2023, also hit up Poppy Delevingne’s 40th birthday party while in London.

Travis and Swift are set to tie the knot in New York City in July, nearly one year after his August 2025 proposal.