Restaurant Business Insurance Policies Served Exactly the way you Want it.
Restaurants, like The White Swan at Fence, Lancashire (pictured above), require a lot of hard work and investment to thrive. There always seems to be work to do even when the restaurant is closed ‒ whether that’s preparing for a busy day of covers, or cleaning the restaurant for the next day ahead. Finding the right insurance policy may not be at the very top of your to-do list but it is important to ensure an accident or claim doesn’t mean the end of your business.
We understand that you may not have the time to be searching the internet or making dozens of calls to find the right insurance. That’s why we do it all for you. All you need to do is give us a call and let us know what you’d like your insurance policy to cover or protect and we’ll arrange it for you.
As we’re an insurance broker, we have access to a wide range of specialist restaurant insurance providers who can tailor a policy to your exact needs. Let us know your specific requirements and we will do our best to arrange a restaurant business insurance policy that works for you.
You Could Save Over 20%*
Contact our team to receive a no obligation, instant quote today.
Cover Available for Restaurants**
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Accidental damage.
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Book debts/account receivable.
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Buildings cover.
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Business interruption.
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Contents insurance.
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Embedded breakdown.
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Employers liability.
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Glass.
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Goods in transit.
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Legal expenses.
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Loss of rent receivable.
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Money in safe.
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Money on premises.
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Public and products liability.
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Subsidence.
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Tenants improvements.
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Terrorism.
Premiums from as little as
50% of our restaurant customers paid less than £1,860.80 per annum.***
Why Insurance for Restaurants is Important
These risks, especially the ones that relate to the health and safety of your customer can be a concern. Therefore, it is vital to ensure that you have the right cover to protect not only the people who eat at your restaurant but also your business itself.
Some examples of the issues that can arise within the restaurant industry that could be covered with the correct restaurant business insurance policy include: a slip due to a spilled drink or food; food poisoning; employee injury either in the kitchen or whilst serving food; or deterioration of freezer stock loss due to an electrical fault.
By speaking to an experienced insurance professional, you can have peace of mind knowing that your livelihood is protected from possible risks which could affect your business.
Did you know that smei offers specialist pub insurance, takeaway insurance and café insurance?
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** Standard and optional cover may differ dependent upon insurer.
*** Data compared from 275 policies sold in 2022. 63 customers paid less than £764.36.
Wouldn’t go anywhere else! I have used smei for many years. I always get reminded when it’s that time again. I have always found them to be very helpful and they do try to get you the best deal.
Morag Ross
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