The BEST Way To Celebrate Mom!

Mother's Day is on May 8th, 2016, and if you just did a double-take at your calendar, that means it's this weekend. We all know first hand how much our mothers have done to take care of us and support us through life, so it's important to show them how much they mean to us. If you haven't decided how you want to celebrate this day that is dedicated to the wonderful women in our lives, Li'l Rizzo's is here to help!

Mother's Day Fun Facts

  • One-quarter of all of the flowers purchased in a year are purchased on Mother's Day.
  • In the United States alone, around 122 million phone calls are made to moms on Mother's Day.
  • In the United States, 26.3 was the average age of a mother giving birth for the first time in 2014.
  • Anna Jarvis started the tradition of wearing a carnation on Mother's Day. A colored carnation means that a person's mother is living. A white carnation indicates that a person's mother has passed away.
  • In Britain and some parts of Europe, the fourth Sunday of Lent was often celebrated as Mothering Day, but that has been replaced by Mother's Day, for the most part.


Celebrating Your Mother with Li'l Rizzo's

When you visit us on Mother's Day with your mom, she gets her choice of a FREE pasta meal or small pizza! Here are a few pasta & pizza suggestions we're sure she'll LOVE!


Lasagna

Our lasagna is homemade. 8 layers of pasta, meat sauce, ricotta cheese, and Italian sausage. Then we top it with a blend of mozzarella and Provel cheese and bake it!


Spaghetti And Meatball

Spaghetti noodles and meat sauce topped with a homemade 6 oz  meatball then topped with parmesan cheese and parsley!

Baked Mostaccioli

Our tubular noodles and meat sauce are topped with homemade Bechamel cause and a blend of Italian cheese baked to perfection.


Fettuccine Alfredo

This wide flat noodle is served in our homemade Alfredo sauce!


Roasted Garlic Chicken

Our delicious roasted garlic chicken is served with green onions, tomatoes, mushrooms and fresh chopped garlic and then sauteed in a delicate wine stock and served with angel hair pasta.


Tortellini Alfredo

The ring-shaped pasta is filled with beef and pork in our homemade alfredo sauce with peas, bacon and mushrooms.


Veggie

Fantastic flavors come together in this delicious pizza. Mushrooms, tomatoes, onion and green bell peppers make this pizza amazing.

Seafood Pizza

Alfredo Sauce tops this pizza, and then we add shrimp, clams, real crabmeat, mushrooms, and bacon.

If you need a delicious place to enjoy the day with your dear mom, we have a table ready for you! Join us at either of our two locations for a delicious meal with the woman who has impacted your life in so many ways. When you bring yoru mom in to Li'l Rizzo's on Mother's Day, she gets can get FREE pasta or a small pizza! We can't wait to seee you and your mothers this weekend.

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