Visit Li'l Rizzo's This Memorial Day Weekend

Memorial Day Weekend is upon us, and many people are heading to the Lake of the Ozarks to spend the long weekend. If you're visiting the area this weekend, we hope you stop by Li'l Rizzo's for some of the best Italian food at the Lake of the Ozarks. Here are just a few of the reasons why you should plan to visit Li'l Rizzo's this Memorial Day Weekend.


The Best Of Both Worlds

Li'l Rizzo's has two locations - one in Osage Beach and one in Lake Ozarks. No matter where you are staying you can easily swing on into Li'l Rizzo's. At Li'l Rizzo's in Lake Ozarks, enjoy a smaller and more intimate setting. When the weather the nice, enjoy sitting on the newly remodeled outdoor deck or head to the bar to enjoy some of the best drinks at the Lake of the Ozarks. Our Osage Beach location is larger and has tons of indoor seating, and is conveniently located next to the Osage Beach Premium Outlets.

Bring The Whole Family

Memorial Day Weekend is the perfect opportunity to spend time with the family, so why not bring them to Li'l Rizzo's! We have a wide variety of menu items that features everything from traditional Italian favorites to burgers. In addition, we also have a great kids menu, so even the pickiest of eaters are sure to find something they love!

Don't Cook - Come To Li'l Rizzo's

The worst part about cooking a meal for the family is the cleanup afterward. When you go to a restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks, we take care of all the cleanup for you. Just sit back, relax and let us wait on you! There are not plates, pots or pans to clean when you dine out. Enjoy every second of your long holiday weekend and make sure you stop by Li'l Rizzo's.

Great View of the Lake

The best feature of our Lake Ozark location has to be the beautiful view of the Lake of the Ozarks. The outdoor patio is the perfect spot to enjoy dinner or cocktails when the weather is nice. However, even when you choose to dine inside, you can still enjoy that gorgeous view from our dining area and bar.


Shop Until You Drop Then Li'l Rizzo's!

There are bound to be plenty of Memorial Day sales happening at the Osage Beach Premium Outlets. After a full day of scoring great deals or if you just need a break, swing on by Li'l Rizzo's in Osage Beach. Li'l Rizzo's is perfect for a quick lunch, delicious dinner or cocktails with friends.

No matter what you are doing this holiday weekend, we hope you make a stop at Lake of the Ozarks' best Italian restaurant. Enjoy dining with a beautiful view at our Lake Ozark location only 2 miles west of Bagnell Dam Blvd on Horseshoe Bend Pkwy or enjoy a delicious meal after a shopping spree at the Osage Beach location across the street from Dierberg's and next to the west entrance to the Outlet Mall. We hope to see you soon!

                                                             Osage Beach Location





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Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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