Here's What We're Craving in November!

Whether its NASCAR or NFL, you're for sure going to need something to keep your family full during game day. After all, there's nothing that ruins a good game day faster than a 'hangry' group of sports fans rooting against each other! So, here's what we're craving in November to keep us from getting 'hangry'!


Macho Meat Pizza
This delectable specialty pizza is packed with all the meats the hungriest fan might crave! Covered in red sauce, topped with pepperoni, sausage, hamburger, bacon & Canadian bacon, and generously sprinkled with provel and mozzarella cheeses, this pizza will be a for sure win at your game day gathering!


Loaded Potato Skins
Have your own mini football 'skins' via scrumptiously loaded potatoes! These potato“cups” filled with bacon, green onions, provel and mozzarella cheese, served with sour cream, are the perfect filling finger foods!


Spinach, Green Chili, & Jalepeno Dip
It's not game day without chips and dip! Sure, you could grab the store bought stuff, but that's just boring and redundant. Instead, order our creamy, cheesy dip with spinach, green chilies and jalapenos and give them something they won't be able to get enough of!


Don't Forget the Wings
What goes hand in hand with game day? Why, Wings, of course! And we've got the best wings around! With 4 different flavors to choose from, you can mix and match to meet your crews needs. Our 'Original' wings are tossed in a buttery hot sauce. The Mojo wings are tossed in a tangy BBQ sauce. If you prefer dry wings, you'll like our mildly spiced Dirty wings. If you're a die-hard 'Italian' fan, you want to go with our award winning house dressing marinated wings that we bake and toss in parmesan cheese and crushed red peppers!


Are You Hungry Yet?
Of course you are! We have an incredible menu at the Lake of the Ozarks at either location, and we would love to serve you. Some items on our menu are only featured at specific locations so if you’re craving something special - take a look at our menu online before coming out. Don’t forget about all day happy hour every Sunday! It’s a great time to watch the game, enjoy time with friends, and indulge in your favorite appetizers. Half price apps and drink specials are ALWAYS a good idea. No matter what you’re craving, Li’l Rizzo’s is here to provide the best Italian food at the Lake of the Ozarks. Come hungry!

Location: Osage Beach, MO, USA

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