Restaurant Insurance

What insurance should I get for my restaurant? 

Did you know? Each year, 1 in 6 Americans get sick as a result of consuming contaminated foods or beverages.1Food contamination and other risks and exposures such as alcohol liability, kitchen fires and slips, trips and falls are some of the risks that could cause harm to your patrons, reputation and business. 

Keeping employees safe is also critical to help keep your business running smoothly. Lifting, cutting and reaching tasks are some of the sources of strains, sprains, cuts and lacerations to your employees. 

At Travelers we can provide you with the resources to help manage a happy customer base and provide employees a safe work environment. 

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IndustryEdge® for restaurants

Restaurant organizations have unique risks. Travelers INDUSTRYEdgeoffers products and insights to help you identify and protect against potential business disruptions. 

Drawing on extensive research and years of experience, we offer:

Property insurance

Workers compensation

General liability

Auto insurance

Umbrella/excess liability

Who is restaurant insurance right for? 

  • Fine dining establishments 

  • Family-style restaurants 

  • Fast-casual restaurants 

  • Restaurants with catering services 

Restaurant insurance for small business

Travelers offers small business solutions to help you protect and grow your business.

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Source

1US Food & Drug Administration, 2022