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Restaurant, Bar and Tavern Insurance Information

Running a restaurant is a great way to earn money. However, to profit, you must keep operations at their full potential. One of the best ways to protect your assets is with various lines of commercial insurance.

Make sure you tailor coverage to meet the specific needs of a food service establishment. We’re here to help you achieve those goals.

Why Restaurants Need Insurance

Restaurants depend on smooth operations. If they don’t keep the doors open, they can’t make money, after all. That’s why, following a damaging incident, you’ll want to make repairs responsibly. That will help ensure you don't suffer undue financial harm.

If you have the right types of commercial insurance, you can usually do just that. Appropriate coverage will safeguard your business against costly losses that could put you deep into the red.

Establishing the Correct Coverage

The insurance you need will depend on the specific qualities of your restaurant. Some of the coverage to ask your agent about includes:

  • Property Insurance: Covers damage to the restaurant itself, as well as contents inside.
  • Equipment Breakdown Coverage: Following failures to critical machinery like stoves or refrigerators, this coverage can help you repair or replace these items.
  • Food Spoilage Protection: If you lose food due to a system failure or other event, this coverage can pay for stock replacement.
  • Commercial General Liability (CGL) Coverage: If a customer gets hurt or sick in your business, you can repay them. Coverage can also help you repay them for property damage you cause.
  • Business Interruption Coverage: This policy helps you still pay the bills even if you face a temporary closure. Coverage might also help you temporarily move locations.
  • Liquor Liability Insurance: By selling liquor, you run the risk of hurting others. This coverage can help you compensate those who accuse you of causing them harm.
  • Workers’ Compensation: If an employee gets hurt or sick while working, coverage can help you supplement their income. Your state might require you to carry this coverage.
  • Commercial Auto Insurance: If you drive a vehicle for business, like a catering truck, you’ll need special car insurance.

Let us help you determine the limits and policy characteristics that are right for you.

We are Here When You Need Us

We are here to help you when you need help with your commercial insurance package. You’ll always get effective coverage at the appropriate prices. Don’t hesitate to contact us today for a quote!

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