


Begin or end a night of gaming at Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel’s Fortune’s Italian Steakhouse restaurant. Fortune’s is located at the south end of our gaming floor and offers a fine-dining atmosphere and a variety of great food and drinks. Reserve a spot to meet with friends or a date, and enjoy a night out served by Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel’s professional staff. ALL AGES ARE NOW WELCOME! Kids menu available! Our Fortune’s location serves dinner and features a largely Italian menu. Enjoy a range of appetizers and salads, and try each of our delectable pasta, steak, and seafood dishes. Fortune’s also has a diverse menu of culinary cocktails. For this location, we recommend reservations, particularly on weekends.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8315 Park Rd, Batavia, NY 14020
Phone: (585) 367-8863
Website: https://www.bataviadownsgaming.com/dining/fortunes/
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The pinnacle of the meal was the great service. Our server Ryleigh was fun, quick and super personable. She took excellent care of us.
The photos here don’t do the meal justice.
We were seated and had nothing but a great experience. It was a large portion size of food, great service, all at a great price.
We had a view of the track which provided entertainment as we watched the horses.
Whenever we’re in the area, I’ll definitely get reservations as this was definitely a great place to relax and enjoy dinner.
The calamari really stood out. Light, crunchy, and not overly greasy, with both marinara and a creamy dipping sauce that complemented it well. Portion size was solid too.
Our server was friendly and gave us some great tips for being first-timers in that part of New York, which added to the experience. Overall, a satisfying meal with just a minor miss on the steak temp—solid 4.7 out of 5.
We ordered drinks and appetizers French onion soup and the spinach and crab dip although not hot we found to be good. Our table ordered 3 filets, and one Delmonico with a side of rice pilaf. After being seated at 7pm we did not get our entrees until after 8:30pm. The two filets cooked medium rare were disgusting, like a flash thaw or recooked flavor and not even a quarter of each consumed nor boxed to take and one entree was missing the gravy with the potatoes, we tried the medium filet and found that to taste much better than the others. The Delmonico was very much a strip steak as we expressed to the server and they assumed we maybe weren’t aware of cuts of beef, as you can tell by the thousands of reviews for restaurants left, we eat at hundreds of steakhouses throughout the US, the rice pilaf tasted although it had sat all day and refreshed in water. The server did the best she could serving and maybe she thought we were just trying to get a free meal but this was awful. We would not recommend this restaurant, as when we voiced our concern they basically showed no surprise like they already knew the food they were serving was not good.
The cons: calamari appetizer was not very good. I think the fryer oil was not the right temp, it was greasy and not very crisp. Very salty too.
I ordered chicken Marsala and it was so salty it was difficult to eat. It tasted like instant soup mix. The rice pilaf had the taste of super salty artificial flavoring too. It was a shame because the chicken itself was cooked well, but the sauce made it virtually inedible.
Mashed potatoes were over mixed and pasty, not fluffy.
Caprese salad tasted ok overall but had some disappointments. Tomatoes were pale and crisp like you’d get from a grocery store in the winter, even though it was summer and fresh tomatoes are available. No fresh basil either, more like a chopped basil in oil.
I would not eat here again. If you just want a steak, it might be ok. For traditional Italian food, you’d be better off going downtown to Roman’s or Main St. Pizza.
Service was friendly- maybe a little too much so.
Overall, it was extremely unremarkable. I’m not sure when it became acceptable to rewarm previously prepared dishes but this seems to be the epitome of that genre.