September 3rd is National Tailgating Day

It is officially football season, which means it is also tailgating season. Tailgating, to avid football lovers, is nearly as important as the games themselves. According to the National Tailgating Association, "It's not just about burgers and beers; it's a lifestyle." Do you want to impress your guests this season? Check out these tips to have the best tailgating experience this football season:

1. Wear Your Gear


The best part about tailgating is showing team spirit, so make sure you and your area are decked out to show your support. Whether you just wear a team's shirt or you go all out, getting together with friends to cheer on your team will make the experience of tailgating even better.

2. Arrive Early


A tailgating party can happen anywhere, whether it's in your driveway or at an NFL stadium. Either way, you want to make sure you have enough time to socialize and prepare for your tailgate party before the game. If you plan on tailgating at the event, it is a good idea to arrive a few hours beforehand to have enough time to set up your area and eat before heading in. If you are tailgating at home, make sure you have enough time to set up your TV or radio before everyone arrives.

3. Have Enough Food/Drinks


Nothing is worse than running out of food at a party. Make sure you have enough food and drinks for everyone by having your event catered by the best Italian restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks. Have one less thing to worry about when you have your tailgating party catered. There is no need to stay up late preparing food for the next day, or making last minute grocery store runs because you forgot something. Life is just a little bit easier when you have your event catered by Lake of the Ozarks' favorite Italian restaurant. 

Tailgating Menu Sneak Peek


Pizza, wings, toasted ravioli, what more can you ask for a tailgating party? Li'l Rizzo's has almost everything you need to cater a tailgating party. Here's a sample of what you can get for your event:

Appetizers


Toasted Ravioli - (50/100 pcs.) $29.95/$49.95
Wings - (48) $44.95
Spinach, Green Chili & Jalapeno Dip - $19.95
Meatballs - (12) $49.95

Beverages


Coca-Cola products are available in 20 oz. and 2-liter bottles.
20 oz. - $1.99 each
2 liter - $2.99 each

Pizza


The best Italian restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks is the home of the 16" large pizza. The create your own pizza is perfect for tailgating, as you can accommodate the pizzas to what your guests like. Our pizza's come in three sizes, which are 10" (feeds one person), 14" (feeds 2 - 3 people) and 16" (feeds 3 - 4 people).  Choose from items like pepperoni, Italian sausage, bacon, fresh jalapeno and more! Our pizzas are thin crust, but at our outlet mall location, you can enjoy a hand tossed crust.

Celebrate National Tailgating Day with Li'l Rizzo's


With Li'l Rizzo's, you can get nearly everything you need to host a great tailgating party. From pizzas to wings, your guests will be sure to love it! Visit our website at www.LilRizzos.com to view our menu and learn more about our Lake of the Ozarks catering services. You can even order your pizza online and pick up at our Horseshoe Bend location! 

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