Fortuna's Row

Dessert season has arrived at Fortuna’s Row.

Chef John Sinco’s new summer collection has officially landed, and it might be his most ambitious work yet. Bright fruit, tropical flavours, intricate technique, and just enough nostalgia to keep things grounded.

A bergamot-spiked cinco leches with Earl Grey chantilly and macerated berries. Basque cheesecake paired with passionfruit sherbet and honey. Cassava funnel cake with roasted peach and mango. A strawberry carlota finished with hibiscus-guava granita.

And for those inclined to skip directly to dessert, Teobroma returns as a sculpted cacao pod filled with a collection of chocolate confections. Worth saving room for. Possibly worth planning dinner around.

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Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea at Fortuna’s Row. At 2:30pm on May 10th, our one-time only Afternoon Tea launches with a generous spread that’s worth settling into.

Expect a full spread of savoury and sweet, including a lineup of pastries that leans Latin: from the crisp, caramelized layers of a classic Mexican oreja to the soft, coconut-rich Brazilian bombocado, alongside a range of carefully prepared bites designed to be shared (or quietly guarded).

It’s an easy way to spend the afternoon and a great way to celebrate. Reservations are available now via

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Our Mother’s Day booking options at Fortuna’s Row are live. On Saturday, May 9, we’re offering a curated chocolate tasting experience, an elegant, multi-course format that highlights a range of flavours and textures (a preview pictured above). On Sunday, May 10, our annual Afternoon Tea launches, featuring a composed selection of savoury and sweet bites designed for a relaxed, celebratory afternoon.

Brunch service is nearly fully booked, if you’re planning to treat your mom this year, we’d recommend securing your table soon. Reservations for brunch and our Mother’s Day experiences are available via

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Only two tickets remain for our Taco Omakase at Fortuna’s Row on May 3rd at 6pm.

The Taco Omakase is a multi-course tasting built around tacos, moving through a series of composed bites that reflect the breadth of Latin American ingredients and technique. Each course is served in sequence, designed to be experienced as a whole rather than in parts.

If you’ve been hunting for a dining experience that is served in an intimate format with limited seating, this is your opportunity to reserve. Head on over to our website and book today.

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Bruja. In Veracruz, where ships once arrived heavy with cacao, sugar, and rum, there is a long tradition of remedies that blur the line between ritual and indulgence. Cortaespantos “spirit chasers” were prepared to steady the mind, soften the edges, restore a certain internal balance.

This drink follows that lineage, though with a lighter touch. Dark rum and coffee nod to the port; herbal amaro brings a quiet bitterness; banana and coconut dulce de leche lend warmth and a gentle sweetness that lingers just long enough. It leans toward dessert, but never fully settles there. Not quite a nightcap. Not quite a beginning. Something in between. Now pouring at Fortuna’s Row.

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Fortuna’s Row adapts to the occasion, whether you’re hosting 20 or 350. With a private dining room for intimate gatherings, a sprawling patio for summer evenings, and enough flexibility to accommodate everything from Stampede week celebrations to year-end festivities, the space works as hard as you do. Book now for Christmas parties before the calendar fills.

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A wedding benefits from a sense of occasion, and Fortuna’s Row has never lacked for scale. Set within a heritage building defined by towering ceilings and architectural gravitas, the room carries its history lightly, offering a backdrop that feels both storied and distinctly present. Whether the guest list holds at twenty or extends to three hundred and fifty, the spaces adapt without losing their composure. The cuisine, award-winning and rooted in layered Latin influence, ensures the meal is remembered long after the speeches. If you are going to gather everyone you know in one place, it may as well be somewhere built to hold the moment properly.

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