Currently, two restaurants are serving lab-grown meat: https://santemagazine.com/the-first-two-restaurants-serving-cultivated-meat-in-the-u-s/.
Other than that, it is not commercially available. This market will resolve to yes in the event that one can readily buy lab grown meat from a restaurant, store, or directly from the manufacturer in an "easy" way such as clicking a buy button on a site. Methods that require entering into a contract like those that the restaurant and UPSIDE are in will not count.
If this does not happen by 12:00 AM Jan 1 2025 Central Time, this market will resolve to NO.
EDIT: I have realized that the resolution criteria appears a bit vague. To be clear, if the meat becomes available in any other restaurant, or can be purchased from any store or directly from the manufacturer, this market will resolve to yes. If one of the two restaurants opens another restaurant under the same name but in a different location, that will be sufficient to resolve to yes.
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@traders Pretty sure this is No, resolving that way by default. If it should be yes, please post a citation promptly and tag the mods and we can fix it.
Familiarize yourself with the rule edit:
I have realized that the resolution criteria appears a bit vague. To be clear, if the meat becomes available in any other restaurant, or can be purchased from any store or directly from the manufacturer, this market will resolve to yes. If one of the two restaurants opens another restaurant under the same name but in a different location, that will be sufficient to resolve to yes.
Since everyone but me has bet yes so far, and this, if anything, will INCREASE the chances of this market to resolve yes from the previously unclear criteria, I don't expect anyone to be upset by this.