Punta Secca has a good number of restaurants and beach bars/restaurants. We enjoyed the Seafood Arancini from Piccola Oasi. Also a smaller grocery store in town where you can get everything for your basic needs. Also several smaller independent shops throughout the town. It is a pretty small town, charming, but more for the traveler who looks for a more quiet, local place. Besided the beach there are only few sights. Spiaggia Di Cannitello itself in in the nearby village of Torre Di Mezzo, about 2-3km away (since you've asked the quiestion on this board). It's a very quiet, but beautiful little beach with only a handful of visitors...especially on weekdays. Even in high season. We've rented a beach house right on this beach last July and couldn't have been happier. The village itself is totally quiet, no shops and stores. Just a beach bar (Piper). Food quite bad, visited once and never came back. But worth for the beach definitely. Rent some chairs or bring your own gear.