NEW Rewards Program at Li'l Rizzo's is Here!

Li'l Rizzo's is please to announce the kickoff of our new and much improved, Rizzo's Rewards Program!

Now instead of giving the server your name for them to look up, you will be given a code on your receipt.  You will need to text in that code to get your reward points.

If you have points from our previous rewards program, don't worry!  Your points from the previous program are still in place and can be used on your next visit to our Lake of the Ozarks Italian restaurant, but to earn new points you must enroll in the new Rewards Program.


Li'l Rizzo's Rewards Instructions


1. To join, simply text REWARDS to 573-622-4008 and you will be enrolled automatically. 


2. A $5 discount offer will be sent to your phone just for joining! 


3. Each time you dine at Li'l Rizzo's Italian Restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks, you will need to locate the rewards code at the bottom of your receipt. 


4. You will need to text this code to 573-622-4008 to collect your points. 


5. You will then receive a reply with the total number of points you have collected. 


Li'l Rizzo's has two different locations at the Lake, by the outlet mall and on Horseshoe Bend. Stop in to see us and start collecting your rewards! Earn points at either location when you enjoy the best Italian food at the Lake of the Ozarks.  Contact us at 573-302-1500 for more information. 




Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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