Refreshing Drinks at Li'l Rizzo's

The temperatures are rising and it's starting to feel like we're actually going to experience summer early this year! What better way to celebrate a beautiful spring season and toast to the coming summer months than to head over to your favorite bar at the Lake of the Ozarks for an ice cold beverage? From beer to refreshing cocktails, we've got something to help you cool off on those warmer days and make every day feel one step closer to summertime!

Refreshing Drinks at Li'l Rizzo's
Satisfy your thirst with something from our bar! 
Try cooling off with one of these refreshing drink choices at Li'l Rizzo's:


 Ice Cold Beer 
You can never go wrong with an ice cold beer! At Li'l Rizzo's, we've got a wide variety of beers on tap and by the bottle. Grab one of the popular favorites, such as Bud Light, Budweiser, Michelob Ultra, Blue Moon, etc. Or try one of our seasonal selections. You're sure to find a beer to quench your thirst when you step up to the bar at Li'l Rizzo's.

Refreshing Cocktails 
If you're looking for something sweeter, try one of our refreshing cocktails. Nothing says summer like fruity flavored drinks. Choose from classic selections like a tequila sunrise, a cosmopolitan or a whiskey sour. If you're not in the mood for fruit, try a long island iced tea. With a full bar, your cocktail choices are practically endless.


House, White & Red Wines 
Nothing pairs better with Italian food than a glass of wine! From a buttery Chardonnay to a plump Merlot, we've got something for every wine lover to enjoy at Li'l Rizzo's. Check out the vast array of options! 

House Wine
Chardonnay, La Terre, Ca
Merlot, La Terre, Ca
Cabernet, La Terre, Ca
Lambrusco, Ed Hardy
Pinot Grigio, La Fiera Ita
Pinot Noir B&g Bistro, Fr

White Wine
Beringer White Zinfandel, Ca
Blufeld Riesling, Ger
Moscato Barefoot
Kendell Jackson, Chardonnay
Simi, Chardonnay
Tiziano, Pinot Grigio
Schmitt Sohne, Riesling, Ger

Red Wine
Bridelwood, Pinot Noir, Ca
Banfi Col Di Sasso, Sangiovese / Cab, Ita
Ruffino, Chianti, Ita
Red Diamond, Merlot, Wa
14 Hands, Cabernet, Wa
Tiziano, Chianti, Ita
Clos Du Bois, Merlot, CA
Sebastiani, Cabernet, CA
Fleur De Lyeth, Meritage, CA


Happy Hour at Li'l Rizzo's
What's better than enjoying your favorite beverage with your favorite bartenders at the Lake of the Ozarks? Getting that beverage at a discount! Join us from 3-6 pm every Monday through Friday for the best Happy Hour at the Lake of the Ozarks. We're serving up specials on domestic beers, well drinks and house wines, as well as half-price appetizers.

Find the best drinks and food around at Li'l Rizzo's Italian Restaurant. We have two convenient locations where you can enjoy a cold drink and some appetizers or a complete meal! Bring yourself or bring the entire family, we've got something for everyone to enjoy. See you soon!

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