
Apartments near Cane's Bar and Grill in San Diego, CA (996 Rentals)


3910 Lamont St

841-845 Felspar St

PACIFIC BEACH - 5 UNITS

1241-1243 Hornblend St

861-867 Felspar St

1465-1469 Thomas Ave

4118-4122 Jewell St

1504 Reed Ave

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4861 Del Monte Ave

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1434 Thomas Ave

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4062 Shasta St

4232 Venus St

2727 Camulos St

4841 Del Monte Ave

834-840 Felspar St

1440 Thomas Ave

828 Felspar St

3967-3969 Sequoia St

Twin Palms Patio Apartments

2707 Camulos St

1403-1405 Grand Ave

4128 Jewell St

1910 Roosevelt Ave

1536 Reed Ave

1425 Grand Ave

4627 Ocean Blvd

4445 Fanuel St

Grand Avenue Eight

4260 Mentone St

4934 Coronado Ave

818-24 Felspar St

842-848 Felspar St

1519 Thomas Ave

1636-1638 Oliver Ave

4250-4264 Ingraham St

1654-1662 Cable St

3925-3931 Lamont St

1319 Hornblend St

1644-48 Oliver Ave

1260 Hornblend St

1502 Thomas Ave

4332 Banning St

1242 Hornblend St

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Need a place to get out of your San Diego apartment and have a little fun? We have the perfect place. Watch the sunset while sipping your margarita or beer on the deck at Cane's Bar and Grill, a waterfront and rooftop bar in Mission Bay. Then, after the sun goes down, watch some live music if it's a Wednesday through Saturday, or just dance the night away to popular, "in" music. Their logo touts "Music, food and spirits" - just what apartment-ites are looking for when getting out for some fun for the evening. The full menu at Cane's will feed you well before you party. Mostly Mexican fare including tasty appetizers, soups and salads, and delicious chipoltle tortilla wraps, you can also wrangle a burger or a pizza and some dessert. Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 5-7pm, but another time for reduced price drinks is during NFL football games - sweet. A full bar is available, as are foreign and domestic beer and wine. Try a Hurricane, if you dare. Cane's is famous for them in the Mission Beach area. The margaritas are delightful as well, with several varieties to choose from. Three plasma TVs and 20 others throughout the wide expanse of the bar provide all sorts of sports in the right season for college and professional sports fans. It's the official football watching site for the Oregon Ducks, the University of Miami and the University of Colorado. And if you want to host a special party in an oceanfront banquet room, Cane's has the place with a variety of catering options available and three sizes of rooms to rent - from 50 - 800 people. So quit dilly-dallying around your apartment, teeter-tottering on what to do and head over to Cane's for good time, good people, and a good atmosphere! PS- If you find yourself falling absolutely in love with Cane's and becoming a regular. Ditch the commute from your old apartment and find a new place near your favorite San Diego nightlife spot. Check out all of the great apartments in the area at http://www.apartmenthomeliving.com
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