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Insurance for Restaurants and Food Service Businesses
We understand the unique challenges faced by restaurants, caterers, and other food & hospitality service organizations. With years of experience and a deep understanding of the industry, we provide comprehensive insurance solutions that protect your business, your employees, and your property.
Our team of experienced insurance brokers are committed to delivering the best coverage, and will work with you to develop tailored coverages that meet your specific needs. Whether you’re a small business owner or a chain operator, Staebler Insurance has the expertise and resources to ensure that you’re protected against the unexpected.
Simply request a quote below to learn more about our commercial insurance solutions and how we can help safeguard your business.
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Essential Hospitality Insurance
PROPERTY
This covers your physical property including your buildings, your equipment, your materials or stock, tools, office furniture and more.
Not insuring to the full value can cost you! If you don’t have the right amount of insurance, your claim payment will be reduced. And remember, there is a difference between market value and rebuild/replacement cost.
EQUIPMENT BREAKDOWN
Keep your kitchen running! This covers sudden and accidental breakdown of electrical, mechanical and pressure equipment.
GENERAL LIABILITY
Your personal liability is not enough! This covers your legal bills and settlements made against you and your business.
Cyber Insurance
Cyber Liability Insurance defends against the financial impacts of cyber attacks, including data breaches, ransomware, and hacking incidents. It covers costs like legal fees, customer notifications, credit monitoring, and business interruption losses.
Learn more: Cyber Insurance
Business Interruption Insurance
Business Interruption Insurance safeguards your company’s financial stability when unforeseen events force a temporary shutdown. It covers lost income, ongoing expenses such as rent and payroll, and helps you get back on your feet quickly.
Learn more: Business Interruption Insurance
Liquor Liability Insurance
Covers your legal bills and settlements made against you and your business, resulting from the sales and service of alcohol.
Important Extras
EQUIPMENT FLOATER
Essential for caterers handling off‑site events, a floater provides coverage for your tools, equipment, and stock — including food — while in transit or at a third‑party venue.
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