Cabali Oro Valley is a tiki bar next to The Landing at 8195 N. Oracle Road in Oro Valley. The bar is described as a speakeasy-style venue with a hidden-entry format, and it shares space access with The Landing, including kitchen and patio access.
Operators Doug “Fini” Finical and Scott Mencke have been associated with Cabali and earlier Tucson-area concepts, including Fini’s Landing and The Landing. The source also says Finical previously had ties to Tucson’s island-bar scene through The Hut on Fourth Avenue, and that he has expressed interest in beach and tiki culture.
The source reports an opening in February 2024. Early reporting cited a mid-2023 target opening. Local coverage described elements of the build, including hand-carved poles, a centerpiece sculpture, black velvet artwork, and the hidden-entry arrival format.
The bar’s concept is tied to a tiki mug collection credited to Finical. The source says the collection has been widely reported as more than 1,000 pieces and that cases of mugs line the space.
Documentary screening
The film “Cabali and the Tiki Mug Obsession” is scheduled for an Arizona premiere as a one-night event on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Marroney Theatre (University of Arizona). The source lists ticket sales through Ticketmaster and says the event is part of Film Fest Tucson’s 2026 lineup.
The source says the documentary was directed by Tucson filmmaker Josh Dragotta. It also states the film previously screened at the Newport Beach Film Festival and has continued on the festival circuit.