Closer Look: Salt Life Food Shack in Coral Springs

May 8, 2013 4:00AM

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Caleche's Poke Bowl: Fresh Tuna seasoned with Caliche's secret marinade served with steamed spinach over sticky rice. Finished with Avocado, sesame seeds and green onions.

You've seen the bumper stickers. And you've wondered what the hell the vague term "Salt Life" stands for.

In 2003, a group of longtime friends from Jacksonville who spent every moment they could surfing, fishing, or diving had the words "Salt Life" tattooed on the backs of their necks. In 2003, according to the Jacksonville Business Journal, they decided to buy $50,000 worth of clothing and stickers bearing the same design.

Then the empire grew, fast.

Read the full review on Salt Life Food Shack in Coral Springs.

Closer Look: Salt Life Food Shack in Coral Springs

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