Restaurant Insurance

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Why Do You Need Restaurant Insurance?

What to Consider When Looking for The Best Small Business Insurance

If you’ve never purchased business insurance before it can come with a lot of questions. Not to worry helping small business owners get insured is what we’re all about. Online or on the phone, we can quickly find out what your business needs and in just seconds some pretty cool technology can shop around for quotes from multiple insurers you just choose the policy that fits your business and your budget. We’ve done this for thousands of business owners like you, so before you know it your questions are answered and you my friend are insured. You’re welcome.




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Business Owners Insurance. A staple you’ll likely want to consider.

Just like different cooking utensils can help you create all kinds of dishes, each type of restaurant insurance coverage can help protect you from different types of claims.

Here are some examples:

  • A customer gets up to use the restroom and slips and falls from a spilled drink on the floor that wasn’t cleaned up. A business owner’s restaurant insurance policy that includes general liability insurance may help cover medical costs and other related claims (up to the policy limits).
  • One morning, you arrive at the restaurant and find that the door lock has been damaged by vandals and must be replaced. With lock replacement coverage — which may be available as an add-on — the cost of replacing the damaged lock likely won’t have to come out of your pocket.
  • You open the restaurant in the morning to find the refrigerator has stopped working. All the food in the refrigerator has spoiled and is unusable. Spoilage coverage as an added part of BOP insurance for restaurants may help take care of the cost of replacing the food.

Without restaurant insurance coverage, you could be financially responsible for claims or damages that arise from any one of those events, which could spell disaster for your restaurant.

How to Get Commercial Restaurant Insurance Quotes

While blending with complex flavors is right up your alley, dealing with complex insurance language and requirements may not be.

We’re Simply Business. We’ll be taking care of you.

That’s where we come in. We’re insurance pros, and that includes restaurant insurance. We can help you determine what coverage you may need, find affordable policies from leading insurers, and offer you choices that are easy to understand and even easier to put into place.

We do what we do quickly. Spend a few minutes online or on the phone and we’ll put your quote together.

Insurance for Restaurant Employees

Whether it’s taking care of customers, prepping food, or turning out your daily specials, there’s a good chance you rely on your staff to make all that happen. In most states, if you have employees, you’re required to have workers’ compensation insurance.

Workers’ comp is restaurant employee insurance that can protect your business and help take care of employees who get sick or injured on the job. Consider these possibilities:

Insurance for Restaurant Employees

  • One of your employees gets a nasty burn on his arm while working in the kitchen. He heads to the hospital, where he’s treated and given instructions to take several days off from work.
  • Or maybe one of your part-time employees slips on a wet floor and hits her head on the floor. She’s taken to the emergency room, where she’s diagnosed with a concussion and as a result will miss two weeks of work.

In both instances, your workers’ comp insurance policy could kick in and pay your employees’ medical bills (including rehabilitation expenses if needed). It also could cover their lost wages while they’re off work recovering.