The first entry is always the pin's source. Overall confidence is a weighted average of how firmly each reference supports the start and end times used above; a reference counts half as much for every 180 days older than the newest.
The source 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.
Contextual source retained for verification; eligibility limits are documented in its source wiki. Publication/scope verification, 2026-10-27: Opened original independent Forbes Travel Guide restaurant assessment. Exact saved tableside-preparation quote verified, full plant-based-menu restaurant context and 11 Madison Avenue address match. No original publication byline/datePublished; related stories and copyright years are excluded. Retain null. This guide is not a newly documented firsthand 2021 reopening meal.
Traveller ratings: overall 4.4 from 2,783 reviews with Service 4.6, Food 4.5, Value 4.0 and Atmosphere 4.5; its Value is used where OpenTable's[4] printed Value was out of line.
Verified diner ratings: overall 4.7 from 3,657 ratings with Food 4.7, Service 4.8 and Ambience 4.6; the Value figure it prints (0.2) was not used.[1]
Official venue website; food photographs visually reviewed against the pin’s existing media.[1]
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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.
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