A busy storefront and kitchen are a recipe for risk. Bagel shop insurance covers costs if a customer sues over food poisoning, or a baker suffers a burn. It can also pay for fires, theft, data breaches, and auto accidents.
Insureon helps bagel shops find coverage that matches their unique insurance needs.
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These insurance policies cover the most common risks at bagel shops.
A business owner's policy, or BOP, is a discounted insurance package that includes both commercial property insurance and general liability coverage.
Most states require workers' comp for bagel or coffee shop businesses that have employees. It also protects sole proprietors from work-related medical bills that health insurance might deny.
A general liability policy covers common third-party risks, including claims that a bagel or other product caused an illness. It's required for most commercial leases.
This policy covers financial losses from an accident involving your bagel shop’s delivery van, food truck, or other vehicle. Each state has its own requirements for auto liability insurance.
Also known as cyber liability insurance, this policy helps bagel shops recover from costly cyberattacks and data breaches, such as a ransomware attack.
A small bagel shop with only a few employees will pay less for commercial insurance than a larger company.
Factors that can affect your premiums include:
It's easy to get bagel shop insurance or coffee shop insurance if you have your company information on hand. Our application will ask for basic facts about your business, such as revenue and number of employees. You can buy a policy online and get a certificate of insurance with Insureon in three easy steps:
Insureon's licensed insurance agents work with top-rated U.S. providers to find the right insurance coverage for your bagel shop, whether you work independently or hire employees.
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Review answers to common questions about insurance for bagel shops.
Yes, you can buy insurance that covers forced closures caused by fires and other catastrophic events. This includes:
Though it's not required by state law, you still need and should get a product liability policy. It might be required to sell your bagels at farmers' markets, festivals, or other venues.
Product liability insurance covers claims related to:
Any business in the supply chain, from manufacturers to wholesalers and retailers, could be held responsible if a product causes harm. For example, if a customer gets sick after consuming a bagel or espresso at your shop, you could find yourself facing a lawsuit.
Product liability insurance helps pay for attorney's fees, court-ordered judgments, and settlements from product liability claims. It's usually included in your general liability policy.
Yes, the product liability coverage in your general liability policy protects your small business from food poisoning claims due to undercooked or spoiled food.
Although general liability insurance covers food poisoning claims, it won't protect against the cost of replacing spoiled perishable goods. For that, look to food contamination and spoilage insurance. This coverage helps pay for loss of inventory if your refrigeration equipment unexpectedly breaks, or if an extended power outage forces you to throw out the contents of a fridge or freezer.
Food service businesses can add this coverage to their business owner's policy as an endorsement.
Bagel and coffee shop owners can invest in the following types of coverage to protect against additional risks and liabilities: