Catering to Your Every Pasta Need!

Li'l Rizzos is easily known as the best restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks, but you should also know that we can bring the food to you. Our catering menu has more selections on it than you can imagine, and you'll probably find it hard to choose! Between our delicious appetizers to our fantastic desserts, we have your parties covered with the best Italian at the Lake of the Ozarks from beginning to end. Here is a peak at our pasta and entree catering menu!



Catering Pasta

Carbonara
Lasagna
Spinach Lasagna
Spaghetti and Meatballs
Spaghetti and Italian Sausage
Baked Mostacioli
Spaghetti with Meatsauce
Sausage-N-Peppers
Chicken John
Mannicotti
Canneloni Con Bianco
Cannloni Con Salsa
Cavatelli Con Broccoli
Fettuccine Alfredo
Fettuccine Con Pollo
Tortellini Alfredo
Pesto Primavera
Cavatelli Primavera
Beef Ravioli


Our pastas come in two sizes, 1/2 pan and full pan. A 1/2 pan will feed 9 people, while full pan will feed 18 people. 

Entrees

Chicken Speidini
Chicken Modiga
Chicken Rizzo
Chicken Parmesan
Chicken Piccatta
Beet Soto
Beef Speidini




Our pasta and entrees will be a huge hit at your next party. Whether you're having a personal party, company party, Holiday event, wedding catering, or more, we look forward to providing you delicious, fresh food. Of course, even if you aren't having a party, we still have the best pasta at the Lake of the Ozarks! You can dine in and enjoy our fun environment, or you can carry out, and take your food back to the comfort of your own sofa. We look forward to being apart of your next meal!


Location: Osage Beach, MO, USA

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