Not In The Mood For Italian? No problem!

Now that it’s finally feeling like spring at the Lake of the Ozarks, what could be better than enjoying a delicious lunch while enjoying the beautiful weather? At Li’l Rizzo’s, you can do just that! Join us at our Horseshoe Bend location and enjoy your meal out on our balcony overlooking the lake. Not in the mood for the best Italian food at the Lake of the Ozarks? No problem! At Li’l Rizzo’s, it’s not all about the pizza and pasta. We also offer delicious sandwiches and burgers. Whether you’re looking for a nice mid-day lunch or a place to enjoy a delicious dinner with the family, Li’l Rizzo’s has the options you’re looking for!


Sandwiches & Hamburgers 


Chicken Parmesan Sandwich
Hand breaded, deep fried chicken tender, topped with marinara sauce and baked mozzarella and provel cheese. Served on a hoagie with chips.

Sausage & Peppers Sandwich
Sautéed Italian sausage, onion, red and green bell peppers, smothered in marinara sauce, melted mozzarella and provel cheese. Served on a hoagie.

Tuscan Chicken
Tender sliced roasted garlic chicken, smothered in a blend of mozzarella and provel cheese, served on a ciabatta bun with a side of lettuce, tomato, and red onion. Served with chips.


Hot Italian Sub
Italian roast beef, smoked turkey breast and pastrami, served hot on a ciabatta bun with our house dressing, melted provel cheese and green onions. Served with chips.


Meatball Sandwich
Homemade 6-ounce meatball smothered in meat sauce, melted mozzarella and provel cheese. Served on a hoagie with chips.

Italian Sausage Sandwich
Link Italian sausage, smothered in meat sauce, melted mozzarella and provel cheese, served on a hoagie with chips.

Hamburger & Homemade Fries
8-ounce ground chuck (fresh never frozen and homemade French fries. Served on a ciabatta bun.

Rizzo Burger
8-ounce chuck burger topped with sautéed onion, mushrooms, bacon, and melted provel cheese. Served on a ciabatta bun with homemade French fries.


The Best Restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks


Whether you are searching for the best Italian food at the Lake of the Ozarks or you are in the mood for wings, a sandwich or hamburger, you can find it at Li’l Rizzo’s. Our menu is so diverse and we are sure to have something for everyone. Our delicious and fresh food, combined with our great customer service makes Li’l Rizzo’s stand out from the other restaurants. Whether you’re a local or a vacationer, we are sure you’ll have a great time with us at Li’l Rizzo’s. Join us at either of our Lake locations for a delicious lunch or dinner.

Lake of the Ozarks BEST Italian Food and Sports Bar! 


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