Restaurant Insurance

What keeps your customers coming back? You might have earned a regional following for your gastropub’s sublime duck-fat fries. Maybe they can’t resist the authentic Vietnamese dishes served at your family’s second-generation restaurant.

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Whatever your culinary specialty, you want to keep an “OPEN” sign in your restaurant’s window — and you can help protect your business with Farmers® coverage if the unexpected threatens to close your kitchen.

Farmers agents are small business owners like you, and understand challenges small businesses may face. They can discuss business insurance options as you choose coverage for your restaurant.

Farmers Restaurant Business Insurance helps manage these risks:

 

Property damage

Fire

Risk:

A grease fire ignites in a flash and spreads quickly through your stove’s exhaust hood and flue duct.

Coverage:

Restaurant property insurance can help when fire, vandalism or other unforeseen disasters cause damage to your restaurant.

Customer illness or injuries

Care

Risk:

A customer suffers from food poisoning after a meal prepared by your restaurant.

Coverage:

Restaurant liability insurance can help cover costs when the food or drink you serve is responsible for accidents, mistakes or injuries.

Employee theft

Crime

Risk:

An employee forges your signature on a company check that is cashed by a third party.

Coverage:

Restaurant crime insurance can help with losses from robbery, fraud, forgery or theft.

Employee injuries

Injured Son

Risk:

A busy waiter scalds his leg when he trips and falls under a tray of hot drinks.

Coverage:

Workers’ compensation insurance can help with medical costs and related lawsuits when employees are hurt on the job.

Customized insurance coverage for restaurants

Farmers has many coverage options designed for restaurateurs — including:

  • Equipment breakdown coverage can help when a covered equipment failure causes damage or lost income.
  • Spoilage insurance can help if food spoils when a refrigerator breaks or the power goes out.  
  • Food contamination shutdown insurance can help with income lost when you’re forced to close for contamination — and it may even assist with the costs of complying with required fixes.
  • Business auto insurance can help with the cost of repairs and medical care when your delivery vehicle is responsible for an accident.

Farmers works to build strong customer relationships

Farmers has spent almost 90 years putting customers first. Are you shopping for coverage, or do you have a question about your policy? Maybe you’re ready to get a restaurant store insurance quote. Be sure to let a Farmers agent deliver personalized service and support.

You’ll experience a similar level of care from our knowledgeable claims representatives, who will provide assistance as quickly as possible.

To learn more about Farmers insurance options for your restaurant., call an agent today.

 

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