The slightly more upscale 'research and development' branch of a family favourite has closed after two years
Burnaby's Amazing Brentwood's restaurant options have steadily increased in recent months, however, the massive development has a fresh vacancy, as the White Spot's experimental R+D Kitchen concept has closed its doors after two years.
Building on the White Spot backbone, R+D offered dialled-up options of upscale-casual favourites like salads, bowls, and burgers. At R+D, ingredients like Wagyu beef, mustard onion confit, and black truffle cheese took the menu in a more contemporary direction. Though kids' meals were available, they didn't come in White Spot's cherished cardboard Pirate Paks, for example.
Rumours of R+D Kitchen's impending closure circulated in the community and online earlier this spring. Signs posted at the restaurant announcing the last day of business as April 28 appeared about a week prior.
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