Howlin’ Ray’s The waffles from Howlin’ Ray’s in Pasadena. (Jenn Harris / Los Angeles Times) On a recent Friday, seated at a table inside the new Howlin’ Ray’s restaurant in Pasadena, I tweaked my neck trying to get a peek at the next table. A server
its most popular items. Howlin’ Ray’s is known for its Nashville-style hot chicken. Next to Kim Prince’s Hotville, it’s one of the best in town. But before the pandemic, the Howlin’ Ray’s kitchen crew operated a waffle machine repair shop in their