food and drink hot spot, Sportsman’s Kitchen and Keg restaurant. Although the restaurant is new this year, Paul and Rocco Severino, the father and son owners, are no newbies to the industry. Longtime area residents may remember Paul, who owned the well-known Sportsman’s Grill in Portland for many years with his father and uncles, closing the doors in late 1999.
The Severino’s have taken the same passion, dedication,
creativity and family recipes that made them successful then, to the new Sportsman’s
Kitchen and Keg. Their menu boasts eclectic dishes you won’t find elsewhere in
the Lakes Region. Their “upscale pub fare with Italian roots” includes
mouthwatering appetizers such as crispy pork rinds, mini Maine lobster rolls in
three varieties, scrumptious crispy brussel sprouts and wild west egg rolls
with siracha ranch.
Choose
from dishes like handcrafted burgers and pulled pork sandwiches to perfectly
cooked steaks, lamb or seafood. If Italian dishes is what you crave you won’t
be disappointed. They bring their family’s made from scratch Sicilian red sauce
recipe to top entrees such as their chicken, eggplant or veal parmigiana, which
has become a local favorite.
“We serve a fresh variety of creative dishes,” began
Paul. “In fact, we offer just as many home-grown and locally produced,
high-quality food options that one might find in Portland – but without the
drive and crowds.”
Rocco added that the crave-worthy variety of foods and
drinks served at Sportsman’s Kitchen and Keg meet the everyday budget - without
breaking the bank. “We offer an opportunity for those in the area to eat at our
kitchen every day or several times a week while eating good, locally produced
and healthy foods at reasonable prices.”
As they enter the fall, the restaurant provides a “wild
game” menu. The wild game fare selections include the following until January:
Duck, bison, deer, elk and Atlantic salmon. If you are a vegetarian, vegan or
gluten free - there are local and wild selections for you too. “Our vegetarian
option for last week was wild mushroom risotto,” explained Rocco. “It was a
popular item and we almost couldn’t keep up with the demand, but we did succeed
in order to satisfy our frequent vegetarian customers.” The fresh and wild menu
options change during the spring and summer months to keep foods fresh and in-season.
There are many customers who
love the authentic food options and personal service Sportsman’s Kitchen and
Keg provide - and they just can’t get enough. Local resident, Scott Bartlett is
one of those individuals. “I have known the Severino’s for the past three years
or so,” Bartlett said. “Not only do I love the food they offer but I love the
family atmosphere. They truly make you feel like you are at home. Both Paul and
Rocco will come out to talk to you to see if you are enjoying your meal. The
food is the truly the best Italian food options north of Boston’s north shore.”
In addition to the food -
there are the amazing drinks, too. Sportsman’s Kitchen and Keg serves a variety
of unique mixed drinks, wine, and beer “We have 12 rotating tap lines as well
that consist of local and seasonal varieties,” Rocco said. “The most recent
specialty drink options include a fall sangria, a cranberry vodka infusion and
a meatball bloody mary.” Their fall and winter happy hour every
Wednesday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. will make this your new favorite
meeting place with friends. They are offering $1.00 off all craft draft beers,
$5 Jim beam and $7 Tito’s cocktails as well as long neck bottles for a mere
$2.75 all day.
In the summer you can pull up from the lake at their 100’
dock and dine on their outdoor patio. But for now, come warm up in their cozy
atmosphere and enjoy a fresh, satisfying meal at 46 Sebago Road, Route 114 in
Sebago. Currently, they are open Wednesday through Sunday and closed on Monday
and Tuesdays from Labor Day to Memorial Day. During the summer months, from
Memorial Day to Labor Day – they are open seven days a week. They welcome you
to call now to schedule your holiday party or reserve a cabin for your out of
town holiday guests at the abutting Sebago West Shore Cottages. For more information, call Paul or Rocco at
207-787-5209 or check out their websites at www.skksebago.com and www.sebagowestshorecottages.com
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