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Recess is set to open at the beginning of 2026. (Rendering courtesy Recess)

New establishment opening in River Oaks to blend bistro and play cafe

By Roo Moody

Recess will feature supervised play areas on the first floor and a full-service bistro and bar on the second, according to the establishment’s website. 

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