What We're Craving During National Pizza Week!

The second week of January is recognized as National Pizza Week. While it's always pizza week at the Lake of the Ozarks best pizzeria, we wanted to take some time to let you know what we have been craving this week. The winter months are the perfect time warm up by enjoying a hot slice of delicious pizza, and at Li'l Rizzo's we have lots of different pizzas to choose from and you can even create your own!


The heart of any pizza is the dough. At the best Italian restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks, we make ours from scratch using un-bromated, unbleached flour, due to health concerns surrounding Potassium bromate. Fine sea salt for its intense, clean flavor and EVOO because it creates a smoother texture and more tender dough. Topped with hand-cut, fresh vegetables, premium meats and the finest cheeses we think you will taste the difference.

Available At Li'l Rizzo's In Lake Ozark

Supreme
Pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, onion, bacon and black olives.

Macho Meat
Pepperoni, sausage, hamburger, bacon & Canadian bacon.

Veggie
Mushroom, tomato, onion and green bell peppers.

Hawaiian
Pineapple, Canadian bacon and green bell peppers.

Buffalo Chicken
Roasted garlic chicken, bacon and red onion. Drizzled with our original wing sauce and ranch or bleu cheese dressing.

BBQ Chicken
Tangy BBQ sauce, roasted garlic chicken, red onion and bacon.

The Sicilian
Red sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, Italian sausage, crumbled meatballs and chopped garlic.

Seafood Pizza
Alfredo sauce topped with shrimp, clams, real crab meat, mushrooms and bacon.

Available At Li'l Rizzo's In Osage Beach

At our Osage Beach location, pizza lovers can enjoy all the specialty pizza's from our Lake Ozark location as well as the following. Any of the specialty pizza's at the Osage Beach location can be enjoyed on a hand tossed crust, as well!

Rizzo’s Margherita
Brushed olive oil crust, fresh mozzarella, dollops of ricotta, fresh tomato and basil sprinkled with grated Parmesan.

Mediterranean
Pesto Sauce, Feta and Mozzarella Cheese Tomato, Artichoke Hearts, Red Onion.

Southwest BBQ
Brushed olive oil, roasted garlic chicken, red onion, cilantro, Jalapéno and mozzarella cheese. Drizzled with our homemade tangy BBQ sauce and bleu cheese dressing.

St. Louis S.O.B.
Red sauce, Provel Cheese, Italian sausage, onion and bacon.

Alfredo Pizza
Alfredo sauce, fresh chopped garlic, Provel cheese, roasted garlic chicken and artichoke hearts sprinkled with grated Parmesan.

The Meatball
Red sauce, topped with our homemade crumbled meatballs, fresh basil topped with mozzarella
cheese and then sprinkled with grated Parmesan.

Spinach Margherita
Brushed olive oil with a touch of red sauce, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and chopped garlic. Layered with fresh spinach, Roma tomatoes, wet mozzarella and dollops of Ricotta.

 Pesto Margherita
Brushed pesto, Wet mozzarella, dollops of Ricotta, Roma tomatoes and fresh basil sprinkled with grated Parmesan.

Enjoy The Best Pizza At The Lake of the Ozarks

Come on out to Li'l Rizzo's and enjoy some of the best pizza at the Lake of the Ozarks! The truth is, you can get pizza at lots of places these days. We know that, and that’s why our mission is to become your favorite place to get a pizza pie! So how do we do that? With fresh ingredients, secret hand-crafted recipes and the love we put into every dish, not the price… We hope to see you soon!

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Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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