Broccoli Rabe
Broccoli rabe sauteed with garlic and cherry peppers
$6.00
Crispy Brussels
Brussels sprouts, halved and fried until crispy, tossed in local honey, apple cider vinegar, pancetta and topped with almond dust
$11.00
Pancetta Arancini
Fried rice balls filled with pancetta cubes, spinach, roasted tomatoes, pecorino cheese and drizzled with spicy aioli
$13.00
Truffle Parm Fries
A heaping portion of crispy hand-cut fries tossed in white truffle oil with black truffle pate, chives and Parmigiano Reggiano
$10.00
Vegetable Arancini
Fried rice balls filled with Romano cheese, broccoli rabe, roasted tomatoes and artichokes with honey herb goat cheese and lemon balsamic glaze
$12.00
Impossible Bolognese
Vegetarian Bolognese made with impossible plant-based meat with choice of potato gnocchi, penne or rigatoni or gluten-free penne (extra charge). Add chicken, pancetta, Calabrian chilies, hot crispy oil or roasted tomatoes for an additional charge
$22.00
Bucatini Amatriciana
Bucatini tossed in amatriciana sauce with guanciale, onions and Calabrian peppers. Substitute gluten-free penne for an extra charg
$21.00
Orecchiette e Salsiccia
Orecchiette pasta with hot Italian sausage, broccoli rabe, Calabrian peppers and Pecorino Romano. Substitute gluten-free penne for an extra charge. Add chicken, pancetta, calabrian chilies, hot crispy oil or roasted tomatoes for an additional charge
$21.00
Vegetable Risotto
Arborio rice with broccoli rabe, roasted tomato, shallot, artichoke, Pecorino Romano cheese. Cooked with chicken stock unless requested otherwise
$18.00
Chicken Piccata
Thinly sliced and pounded chicken breast pan-seared with a lemon-caper gravy served over sauteed garlic spinach
$22.00
Browsing the Trattoria Fortunata Menu at 21 Phila St, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866, United States, feels like stepping into a cozy Italian corner where things are kept simple but full of character. From the starters to the handmade pastas and wood-fired-style dishes, everything on the menu gives off that warm, welcoming vibe you’d expect from a neighborhood trattoria, with just enough variety to keep both regulars and first-time visitors curious. The setting in Saratoga Springs adds a relaxed backdrop, making it easy to imagine a slow lunch or an unhurried dinner while exploring familiar favorites and a few surprising twists along the way. Even just glancing through, you get a sense of dishes built for sharing, comfort, and that easygoing Italian spirit that makes you want to order a little bit of everything.