The Appetizers You NEED for the BIG GAME this Weekend!

With the biggest football game of the season happening this weekend, it's important to make sure you celebrate it in style. It's all about friends, football, and food, and Li'l Rizzo's is here to help you out. Whether you like gourmet appetizers or savory snacks, we've got just fixings you need to make your party amazing. Check out these mouth water appetizers that you can order for carry-out!



Spinach, Green Chili And Jalapeno Dip

Our delicious, creamy spinach dip is made even better when we top it with chopped green chilies and jalapenos. This savory appetizer is perfect when you gather with your buddies to watch the game.

Garlic Cheese Bread

Our cheesy garlic bread is a fan favorite and would make delicious appetizers at your football party!

Toasted Ravioli

These golden, meat-filled ravioli are sprinkled with parmesan and served with a side of meat sauce. They're so good that you won't be able to stop at just one.


Chicken Tenders

Tender strips of boneless chicken breast served with our special dipping sauce are a great alternative to wings for the guest who don't like to get their fingers dirty!

Cheese Sticks

Our cheesy mozzarella sticks are deep-fried to a golden brown and served with a side of marinara sauce. Cheer on your favorite team, while enjoying your favorite Lake of the Ozarks appetizers!

Loaded Potato Skins

Delicious potato cups filled with bacon, scallions, and melted Provel cheese are a wonderful way to enjoy your favorite game this weekend.


Meatball

Our 6 oz. homemade meatballs are served with meat sauce and parmesan cheese.


Portobello Mushroom

We sautée our mushrooms in butter, garlic, and Rizzo's marinade, making them a five-star choice for your big game party on the weekend.

Bruschetta Bread

Our toasted bread is topped with fresh tomato, basil, garlic and parmesan cheese. It's a delicious combination!



WINGS

Rizzo's Italian - 2011 Wing Ding 1st Place Winner!
Marinated in our house dressing, baked and tossed in olive oil, parmesan cheese and crushed red peppers.


Original

Tossed in a buttery hot sauce.

Dirty

A dry mildly spiced wing.

Mojo

Tossed in a tangy bbq sauce.



BIG GAME - BIG DEAL!

This Sunday only, we have a deal that's just too good to miss! Order carry out this Sunday and receive 25% off of your order (up to $25 off!). This offer is only valid on Sunday, February 7th, 2016, and you have to bring the coupon in to qualify. Make your game day the best yet and get carry out from the best restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks!

Location: Osage Beach, MO, USA

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