New York Avenue gastropub Againn! announced its closure over the weekend following a slew of rumors to that effect. [Washingtonian]
The food trucks are fighting new proposed regulations that could kick them out of popular parking spots around DC. [WP]
Amazon has a new wine delivery service that will be available in DC—but with steep shipping charges, sadly. [CityDesk]
Prince of Petworth has the menu for Hanoi House, opening in the former Blackbyrd space on 14th Street. [PoP]
Extreme Pizza—what is with all these thrusty pizza chain names?—is headed for Pentagon City, reports ARLNow. [ARLNow]
Union Market stays open five days a week starting next week. [DCist]
Insert “something always seemed fishy” joke here. The owner of Columbia Heights takeout spot DC Fish Carryout has pleaded guilty to distributing crack cocaine. [Young & Hungry]
Family Meal chef de cuisine Adam Howard—whose background in Southern cooking was a formative part of creating the menu there—is now cooking at Room 11. [Eater]
Eater has the details on where Tom Colicchio and friends ate while in town for Metrocooking. [Eater]
In other closing news, the 19th Street Melting Pot is calling it quits. [Washingtonian]
