Aaron Mccargo Jr. Bio, Age, Family, Net Worth and Restaurants
In 2003, he opened McCargo’s Restaurant on Cooper Street and the laid back Daspot on Friends Street. The restaurants closed in 2007 after he took a job as executive chef at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and made his first TV appearance a year later.
Together with Pennington, McCargo are working together on several projects, such as the beer garden and adjacent Signature 315, a restaurant opening in the fall that will feature tapas, craft burgers, and cocktails. Pennington’s five projects are being supported by up to $80,000 thousand dollars in business improvement incentive grants.
The pair are optimistic that the new ventures will keep people in Camden. McCargo said they are hoping that year beer garden will allow people to come in mid-day and hang out until 7 or 8 p.m.,” “You don’t have to go to Cherry Hill or Philadelphia for happy hour. You can stay in Camden.”
