It’s Here! All Day Happy Hour on Sunday is Back!

You heard right! All day Happy Hour on Sundays at Lil Rizzo’s is back. Yes, you can still enjoy Happy Hour during the week after work, but now you can enjoy those same awesome deals all day on Sundays. What better way to end a great weekend than at the best Italian restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks? Before we take a look at the awesome deals available during all day Happy Hour, let's take a look at some Happy Hour fun facts and how it got us here.

Happy Hour Fun Facts


  • The term Happy Hour first originated in the 1920s. It referred to the time when sailors in the Navy were away from their shifts. Their Happy Hour was a little different than the Happy Hour we experience today. Back then, it consisted of boxing or wrestling and didn't revolve around adult beverages as much. 
  • Happy Hour became popular during prohibition. When you tell someone they can’t have something, they usually end up wanting it more. Having cocktails before dinner wasn’t really a “thing” until prohibition came along.  
  • Happy Hour is more about money than spending time with others. American Express and Technomic conducted a study that showed the main reason Americans go to Happy Hour is for the discounted prices, not to hang out with friends. Hey, we don’t blame you!


Now for the good stuff, half-priced appetizers!


Can’t decide which appetizer to get? With all day Happy Hour pricing, you can try as many as you would like!

Spinach, Green Chili & Jalapeno Dip
Creamy, cheesy dip with spinach, green chilies, and jalapenos.
Served with nacho chips.

Toasted Ravioli
Beef ravioli deep-fried to a golden brown, topped with parsley flakes, parmesan cheese and served with a side of meat sauce.


Garlic Cheese Bread
Sliced French bread topped with butter and a blend of mozzarella and Provel cheese.

Chicken Tenders
Hand-breaded and deep-fried to a golden brown, served with a side of sweet and tangy mustard based BBQ sauce or tossed in your favorite wing sauce.

Loaded Potato Skins
Potato “cups” filled with bacon, green onion, Provel and mozzarella cheese.
Served with sour cream.


Cheese Sticks
Mozzarella sticks, deep-fried, sprinkled with parsley flakes, parmesan cheese and served with a side of marinara.

Portobello Mushrooms
Sliced Portobello mushrooms sautéed in a Worcestershire based sauce with garlic, butter and green onions.

Traditional Bruschetta
Sliced French bread topped with butter and parmesan, basil, garlic and olive oil spread, finished with diced tomato and green onions.


Meatball
Homemade meatball topped with chunky meat sauce, sprinkled with parmesan cheese and parsley.


Happy Hour Drink Specials

You’re going to need some refreshing drinks to help wash down those delicious, half-priced appetizers. At Lil Rizzo’s, the Lake of the Ozark’s best happy hour, there are specials on domestic beer, well drinks and house wines. We are sure to have something for everyone!


Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 4:00 – 6:00 pm is great, but Happy Hour all day on Sundays is even better! At Lake of the Ozark’s favorite Italian restaurant, you get just that! You can enjoy all day happy hour every Sunday at either of Lil Rizzo’s two locations. Come spend your Sunday with us!

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