Welcome to Buffalo, Taylor Swift. Here are a few tips for a world-renowned visitor from some locals

During the filming of “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” in 1987, actor John Candy popped in to a pizzeria in Batavia.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan made a point to visit Niagara Falls when he was here in 2016 and shared photos on Twitter of his family on the Maid of the Mist.

And before the Rolling Stones performed here in 2015, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts had a look around the Darwin Martin House.

None of which assures you’re going to bump into music megastar Taylor Swift this weekend in line at Ted’s on Sheridan Drive or on the slopes at Holiday Valley.

But we wanted her to be ready.

In case you don’t know, Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce are dating, and Swift has followed the football superstar all around the country, making pop-up appearances in luxury suites at Green Bay’s Lambeau Field, Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium and Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium.

If she is adding Highmark Stadium to her itinerary for Sunday’s playoff game between the Bills and the Chiefs, it’s a closely guarded secret.

But just in case, Buffalo News reporters came up with some suggestions for her to not just endure Western New York in the middle of January, but to enjoy it – with as many of her song titles as we could think of mixed in.

Deuxmoi, the celebrity gossip site on Instagram, makes frequent note that cosmopolitans are Swift’s libation of choice. Stop by Lombardo’s or the Little Club on Hertel Avenue in North Buffalo, which serves primo “Sex and the City”-inspired cocktails.

Best wings? If you want to feel even closer to Josh Allen, go to Bar Bill in East Aurora to have his favorite – Cajun honey butter BBQ – and you might just run into actress Hailee Steinfeld, who shops at the boutique store Leveled Up Buffalo for Bills gear, and who was in your 2014 video for “Bad Blood.” (You might run into her if…