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A restaurant is one of the most dynamic businesses around. Everything happens at once: customers coming and going, kitchen in constant operation, staff under pressure, equipment running all day. The NRA reports that fire is the leading cause of restaurant losses — and a single foodborne illness lawsuit can exceed $100,000.
A clear breakdown of every protection layer included in your policy.
Covers the building (if owned), tenant improvements, kitchen equipment, dining furniture, and inventory from fire, water damage, theft, and vandalism.
Covers slip-and-falls, foodborne illness claims, and other third-party injuries. Required in nearly every commercial lease and by most landlords.
If a covered event closes your restaurant, replaces lost income and pays ongoing expenses (rent, payroll, loan payments) until you reopen — typically up to 12 months.
Required by Washington's WSLCB and most landlords if you serve alcohol. Protects you when an intoxicated patron causes injury or damage after being over-served.
Mandatory in Washington for any business with employees. Covers cuts, burns, slips, and back injuries — common in fast-paced kitchens.
Coverages designed for the realities of food service.
Restaurants have unique exposures: open flames, hot oil, fryers, walk-in coolers, gas lines, alcohol service, and high employee turnover. The NFPA estimates U.S. fire departments respond to 8,000+ restaurant fires per year — most caused by cooking equipment. A generic policy doesn't address these properly.
We don't treat your business as just another one. We understand the restaurant industry.
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