Insurance that actually fits a bar or restaurant.

Liquor liability, general liability, and property coverage -- matched to your venue through a two-minute chat, not a 40-field form. Based in Houston, our broker writes coverage nationwide.

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How it works

Three steps, no paperwork upfront

01

Tell us about your venue

A quick chat about your business -- bar, restaurant, or nightlife venue, new or renewing.

02

We match your coverage needs

We identify exactly what coverage fits -- liquor liability, GL, property, workers' comp.

03

A broker follows up directly

Your details go straight to a licensed F&B insurance broker, who provides an actual quote.

Coverage we help with

Built for bars, restaurants, and nightlife venues

General Liability

Covers third-party injury, property damage, and legal defense costs -- the baseline every venue needs.

Liquor Liability

Protects against claims tied to intoxicated patrons -- required by most TABC-related leases and event agreements.

Commercial Property

Covers your building, equipment, and inventory against fire, storm, theft, and other property loss.

Workers' Compensation

Covers medical costs and lost wages for employees injured on the job -- required once you have staff.

Business Interruption

Replaces lost income if a covered event forces your venue to close temporarily.

Questions

Common questions from operators

Do I need liquor liability insurance for my Houston bar?

If your business manufactures, sells, or serves alcohol in Texas, liquor liability coverage protects you against claims arising from intoxicated patrons -- and many landlords, event venues, and TABC-related agreements require proof of it before you can operate.

What insurance does a new restaurant or bar need before opening?

Most new F&B venues need general liability, liquor liability (if serving alcohol), commercial property coverage, and workers' compensation once you have employees. Exact requirements depend on your lease, lender, and local permit type.

How much does bar insurance cost?

Cost depends on your venue size, revenue, claims history, and coverage types -- there's no single number. A broker can give you an actual quote based on your specific business; this site connects you with one directly.

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