Expect Cemitas Everywhere; Invasive Species Dinner

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS— Bon Appetit predicts the Mexican sandwich the cemita is going to be a food trend in 2013, and urges you to try the one at El Chucho. [Bon Appetit]

GEORGETOWN— Would you dare to eat a snakehead fish? Or pay $125 a plate to do so? ProFish is hosting an invasive species dinner to raise money for Miriam's Kitchen. Bizarre Foods' Andrew Zimmern, sustainable seafood advocate Barton Seaver, Source chef Scott Drewno and more are all part of the event, taking place Monday evening. [EaterWire]

DUPONT CIRCLE— How's this for the most specific promotion ever? Mari Vanna is holding "Tatiana Day" tonight. If that's your name, you get a free glass of champagne and a free Birdsmilk dessert from the Russian restaurant. Why Tatiana? It's the owner's name, too. [EaterWire]

VARIOUS LOCATIONS— Bell's Brewery cult favorite Hopslam beer is arriving in DC next week, but bars still aren't exactly sure whether they're going to be getting any. [WaPo]