Cabali

Amazing little spot tucked away behind the Landing in Oro Valley. The place is super neat! A true little speak easy. The bartenders were extremely friendly and helpful. The owner was also there and interacted with guests and was really friendly. The place has quite the collection of tikis. Fun just to walk around the place and check them all out. I had the Desert Comber and my wife had the Tandori Express. Bot drinks were delicious! Definitely check this place out. Highly recommend.

The decor and music are awesome. I love all the tiki touches, the space is very beautiful, and I enjoyed the wide collection of tiki mugs throughout the place. Unlike others, I didn't think it was hard at all to find the entrance. The signage directed us to the back of the building, and it wasn't difficult to find the door (possibly because there was still daylight when we came and we found the door handle right away?) but I liked the extra effort to get there that's proper to speakeasies. Plenty of parking available in the plaza on a Saturday late afternoon, and plenty of open seating inside the bar as well. Service was a bit on the slow side considering there weren't that many patrons, but the bartender was friendly. Food and drinks tasted decent but were a bit on the pricey side. I'm not local but if I were, I would find it hard on the finances to frequent this place on a regular basis. It was a fun visit nonetheless!

Stopped by this weekend with friends because I heard they had some mocktails on their menu. The tiki vibe is done tastefully. There's plenty of seating for a speakeasy and all the drink options sounded so good. The bar tender was busy and was getting drinks out quickly and was friendly. I ordered a mocktail which was $10. The flavor was great. It reminded me of a pineapple mojito. The only downfall was that it had a ton of ice in it so I'm not sure it was worth $10. However with the flavor I'd be willing to try it again and see if less ice is used in other drinks. I also ordered a side of fries and they were very good! Definitely worth it to check out for a unique night out with friends.

On a whim decided to try this out after leaving a close by friend's Xmas party and was so glad I did! It was really fun to find the door to head inside. The drink menu was great and the food menu had something for everyone. I bartender was very attentive and gave great service! I can't wait to come back again!

I came here with a group of six ladies on a Saturday night around 9. We immediately were able to grab seats. We ordered a bunch of different cocktails so we could all share and try different things. I was shocked how strong the Mai tai was. All the drinks were vastly different and we only had one that was terrible. I recommend telling the bartender what kind of drink you're after since some were light and refreshing while others were heavy and smoky. There's something for everyone, but just based on the cocktail descriptions, you could easily order wrong. The food was amazing though - all of it! We had a noodle dish, some wings, a rice dish... every bite was bursting with flavor. We'd come back solely for the food. It was that good!All in all this was a fun little place.

What a neat place! Drinks a lil expensive ($16-20 a drink) food is soooooo good. Bartenders even better...

We wanted to love this place because you walk in and you can't beat the atmosphere! Unfortunately drinks were not balanced which is a bummer when they cost so much. It's a fun little experience worth checking out.

struggling between 3-4 stars for Cabali. A locally owned tiki bar is needed in Tucson. The inside is spot on, with the walls being decorated with the owners collection and the design of the bar I was impressed. However I would likely increase the sound of the music, tiki bars personally I believe should be a private and immersive experience. While the drinks were great, it got a little over-creative.... squid ink I believe is one of the ingredients. Nailing the classics first is essential to a legendary tiki bar. The food menu contained classics for a BUCK! coconut shrimp for $18 bucks?

The bar is really cute but the drinks weren't great. The Junglebird was pretty bad. The painkiller was ok but too sweet. I love the Painkiller at Elliot's downtown for comparison. When we got there at 8:30pm-ish on Saturday night, it was standing room only. It's interesting to see a place on the northwest side so packed. I hope they make better drinks in the future because it is a cool looking spot and there aren't many fun bars in the area.

My Husband and I went here for a date night in April. What a cool new speakeasy in Oro Valley! We initially had some trouble finding it which made it more of an adventure. I loved the tiki bar decor and mugs displayed throughout! The ambiance makes you feel like you're underwater/below deck! For food we had the spam sliders and coconut shrimp and both were delicious. I had a Mai tai which was very strong and I had to have the bartender make it sweeter. It didn't taste like other Mai Tais i've had in the past it was more of a rum on the rocks. However, the bartender was very accommodating and it tasted much better after they fixed it. My husband had the NA Sandy Cheeks and it was very well made. We will definitely be back!