Enjoy Delicious Sandwiches & Burgers at Li'l Rizzo's!

At Li'l Rizzo's, it's not all about the pizza and pasta. We offer delicious sandwiches and burgers at our Lake of the Ozarks restaurant as well. Try one of these mouthwatering subs or sandwiches next time you're here!

Tuscan Chicken Sandwich


Tender marinated chicken breast smothered in melted provel and served on a ciabotta bun with pesto mayonaise, lettuce, tomato and red onion.

Hot Italian Sub 


Italian roast beef, smoked turkey and pastrami served hot on a ciabotta bun with our house dressing, melted provel and green onions.

Chicken Parmigiana Sandwich


Hand-breaded chicken tender topped with cheese and marinara sauce.

Meatball Sandwich


Our homemade meatball served on a hoagie with meat sauce and melted cheese.

Hamburger


An 8 oz. ground chuck burger. Add cheese for additional charge.

Rizzo Burger 


Bacon, sauteed mushrooms and onions topped with melted provel cheese.

Sausage & Peppers Sandwich


Italian sausage, sauteed onions, red and green peppers topped with melted cheese and marinara sauce.

Italian Sausage Sandwich


Spicy link Italian sausage, served on a hoagie with meat sauce and melted cheese.

We have something for everyone right here at Li'l Rizzo's! Tasty food combined with great customer service makes our Italian restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks a favorite for locals and vacationers alike. Stop in either of our Lake locations today!

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