A Trabocchi Restaurant is Coming to The Wharf, Plus More Intel

More seafood for The Wharf

Fabio and Maria Trabocchi have yet another new project on their plates: a Spanish seafood restaurant at The Wharf development in Southwest. The Fiola Mare operator's restaurant will stretch over two floors and serve dishes like paella. They'll even have waterside cabanas and a wine cellar. The restaurant joins such other projects as Requin (which will also emphasize seafood), an Asian place from Cathal Armstrong and more at the development. The pair is also at work on another new restaurant, Sfoglina. [Washingtonian]

Manly Root Beer

Why has Not Your Father's Root Beer caught on so much with the young male demographic? Eater Drinks investigates. [E]

Treats for the feds

Next up for Goodies: a federal building. The frozen custard slinger tells Eater they're setting up shop in the USDA building near the National Mall.

Hop on board

Intrigued by the insane news that the D.C. street car is actually operating? Barred in DC suggests a proper way to celebrate: a bar crawl. [BiDC]

Pizza power

And today's "this just sounds good" award goes to Stella Barra's new pizza, combining salumi calabraise, roasted garlic, Castelvetrano olives, parmesan and fennel pollen: