The source[1] gives the month only - "Eleven Madison Park[5] reopened in June 2021" and "The restaurant began serving this menu in June 2021" - so the pin sits on that month's last day.
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Eleven Madison Park Reopens With a Plant-Based Menu
Daniel Humm reopened the three-Michelin-star dining room after the pandemic having cut every animal product from the menu, the first restaurant at that level to go fully plant-based. It has since added optional meat and fish substitutions.
- Eleven Madison Park sits inside the Metropolitan Life North Building at 11 Madison Avenue in Manhattan's Flatiron District, and is owned by Daniel Humm Hospitality.[1]
- Humm announced in early 2021 that the restaurant would eliminate all animal products for a strictly plant-based menu, and it began serving that menu in June 2021.[1]
- It has held three Michelin stars since 2012 and was ranked first in The World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2017.[1]
- The MICHELIN Guide lists it as a Three Stars: Exceptional cuisine restaurant in the 2025 Guide USA, at the $$$$ price band.[6]
- It originally opened in 1998 under restaurateur Danny Meyer, closed for renovation between June and October 2017, and again in March 2020 for the pandemic.[1]
- It now offers seven vegan courses with optional meat and fish substitutions.[1]
Food photographs are from the restaurant’s official website and show seasonal or representative dishes; they may differ from the current menu and do not document the historical opening date.