June 19, 2017

Stella Bistro & Rocket Room in BGC

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    Stella Bistro & Rocket Room is a bar and restaurant that is like a secret base where you can have fun with your friends. It has an interior that exudes a retro ambiance that reminds you of the 70’s and the 80’s.

    One-third of the floor space is for the bar and the other part is for the restaurant, which offers Californian cuisine and tapas. Stella’s signature dish is its pizza, baked in an oven brick. Its ‘Fire Roasted Truffle Mushroom Pizza’ uses fresh ingredients from the area and goat cheese from Davao.

    Customers can also enjoy choosing their wine, which are placed in the kitchen and the wine shelf. Stella Bistro & Rocket Room also has DJs every Friday and Saturday.

    General Information

  • Stella Bistro & Rocket Room in Taguig BRANCH
  • Address: G/F Bonifacio High Street Central, East Superblock, 7th Ave cor 29th St Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City
  • Telephone Number: 02-631-3222
  • Business Hours: 11:30am ~2am
  • Closed On: None
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