In a time when "everybody has a podcast," when it comes to Bravolebrities, "everybody has a restaurant." With so many dining establishments to choose from, each with their own unique charm, there's one little restaurant, nestled in the heart of Wyckoff, New Jersey, that makes every diner say "love" after they've finished their meal. That place is Pizza Love! The pizza joint is a joint effort that includes former The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Kathy Wakile.
With multiple seasons under her belt on the hit reality franchise, Wakile had left the show to seemingly do her own thing. And part of that was to help bring her food business to life. Once able to buy her infamous cannoli kits via QVC, now they're available from Goldbelly for you to indulge. But if you're looking for a more classic Italian meal to go with the decadent dessert, Pizza Love is a Housewives fan's bucket list destination. Believe me, I've been. Multiple times.
Pizza Love Is Kathy Wakile Personified
Now, I don't want to create any enemies, but I'm not the biggest fan of pizza. I know. Blasphemy. But I do enjoy a good Italian dinner. Their chicken parm hero was to die for. It's hard to master a good marinara sauce, but Pizza Love does. Certainly, you can't leave a place owned by Kathy Wakile without having a delicious stuffed cannoli. The only thing that would have made it better was if the woman herself was there to serve it!
The Real New Jersey Isn't 'RHONJ
The Pizza Love experience, dare I say it, is more New Jersey than what is portrayed on screen on RHONJ. As someone who was born and raised in Mahwah, New Jersey, the town right next to where the ladies lived in the first few seasons, the story inside this little restaurant exudes what our little state is all about. With Kathy Wakile at the helm, this shop is her personified. It's a place to bring your family and love on life. That's what Kathy Wakile brought to The Real Housewives of New Jersey. She was not about explosions that led to flipping tables. She wanted to celebrate her family with the cameras rolling.