Pizzeria Stones In Catania

Spectacular restaurant and beach.

I discovered this establishment last year, and what can I say? Excellent value for money, clean and tidy. Today we also stopped for lunch, the ingredients were incredibly fresh ☺️ Thanks to Ramona and all the staff

Cozy bar and beautiful moorings on the sea.

B Stone Beach sits at the end of the coastal road leading out of Cagliari towards Spiaggia Morjore Rosso, and it’s easy to reach with convenient street parking nearby. The entrance is welcoming, with a walkway that guides you through the dining area and directly onto the beachfront. The setup is simple yet comfortable: sunbeds and parasols, each with a small attached table. Music drifts over from the restaurant, and each table has a QR code with its number. However, food and drink orders aren’t taken at the beach itself — you’ll need to go up to the bar. Payment for the sunbeds is handled at the restaurant (€35 for two beds with a parasol on Sundays). There’s also a €2 coperto charge. The sea was refreshing (a little on the cold side), and although the lifeguard’s phone music added some background noise, the live music at lunchtime created a lively and enjoyable atmosphere. Despite it being a busy Sunday, the beach wasn’t overcrowded, and the location right on the water made for a very pleasant day. Food & Drinks • Fried squid, fries, and lime mayonnaise – The squid was a bit over-battered, but the fries were generous and tasty. • Focaccia Veggy (grilled vegetables & pesto) – Nicely grilled focaccia, large portion, and quite satisfying (€8). • Mezza Pinsa Margherita – Our original order for this item was unavailable (€6). • Focaccia with sausage (eggplant, pecorino, dried sausage, mayonnaise) – The grilled sausage didn’t work well in the dish; when warm, it left an unpleasant taste (€8). Drinks included draft beer (€5), served in generous 1L glasses, though surprisingly slow to arrive even with only one other table present. Overall B Stone Beach offers a relaxed, well-positioned beach experience with straightforward but comfortable facilities. The live music and seafront setting were definite highlights, while the food was mixed — some dishes were enjoyable, others less so. Service could be a little sharper, but for a sunny Sunday at Poetto, it delivered a laid-back and atmospheric day.

Cool beach location. Prices in the last row in June for 2 loungers and 1 umbrella were okay at €18. Unfortunately, the food wasn't good; half the mussels were closed, the bread was soggy, and the salad wasn't anything special either, and at €16 each, it was far too expensive. We expected more.

A very pleasant experience, with very attentive and friendly staff. We were lucky enough to have a very quiet day and enjoy the beach, the food, and the music. I highly recommend spending the whole day here. They have their own clean bathroom with no unpleasant odors, which is greatly appreciated. They were kind enough to offer us a digestive after lunch. Those little touches really brighten up the experience. If you're lucky and it's not windy, the water is wonderful; it feels like a swimming pool and is very clean. Maybe I'll come back someday.

Every time I go I find the staff super helpful to make sure you spend the day in complete relaxation