Running a pub or restaurant is rewarding, but it also comes with unique risks. From accidental spills and customer injuries to kitchen fires and stock losses, unexpected events can disrupt your business and impact your bottom line. At Miller & Partner Limited, we provide specialist pub and restaurant insurance tailored to the hospitality industry, ensuring you have the right protection in place so you can focus on delivering great food, drinks, and experiences to your customers.
The hospitality sector faces a range of risks that standard business insurance may not fully cover. As a pub or restaurant owner, you need protection that accounts for:
Customer Injuries & Public Liability Risks – Accidents happen, from slips and falls to allergic reactions. Without the right cover, a single claim could cost thousands.
Kitchen Fires & Property Damage – High-risk cooking environments mean fire and water damage are real threats. Protecting your premises is essential.
Loss of Licence – If your alcohol licence is revoked due to circumstances beyond your control, it can have a major financial impact.
Staff Injuries & Employer’s Liability – Whether it’s a kitchen accident or repetitive strain injury, protecting your employees is a legal requirement.
Stock Loss & Spoilage – Perishable goods and high-value stock are vulnerable to theft, equipment failure, and contamination.


Our pub and restaurant insurance is designed for a wide range of hospitality businesses, including:
Traditional pubs and gastropubs
Fine dining and casual restaurants
Takeaways and fast-food outlets
Wine bars and cocktail lounges
Cafés, coffee shops, and bakeries
Catering businesses and mobile food vendors
At Miller & Partner Limited, we understand the challenges that pub and restaurant owners face. Our expert team works closely with leading UK insurers to find the best cover for your business, ensuring you’re protected against the risks that matter most.
What Sets Us Apart?
Tailored Cover for Hospitality Businesses – We specialise in insuring pubs, restaurants, cafés, bars, takeaways, and catering businesses, ensuring your policy matches your exact needs.
Competitive Premiums & Flexible Policies – We work with top UK insurers to secure the best rates while offering flexible payment options to suit your cash flow.
Expert Advice & Claims Support – With years of experience in the industry, we provide hands-on guidance to make sure your business stays compliant and protected.
Fast & Hassle-Free Process – We make arranging insurance simple, saving you time so you can focus on running your business.
Public Liability Insurance – Protects you against customer claims for injury or damage on your premises.
Employer’s Liability Insurance – A legal requirement if you employ staff, covering claims for workplace injuries or illness.
Buildings & Contents Insurance – Covers damage to your premises, fixtures, fittings, and equipment due to fire, flood, or vandalism.
Business Interruption Insurance – Provides financial protection if you’re forced to close temporarily due to an insured event.
Stock & Goods Cover – Protects your food, drink, and stock from theft, spoilage, or damage.
Loss of Licence Insurance – Covers financial losses if your alcohol licence is revoked due to circumstances beyond your control.
Equipment Breakdown Cover – Protects essential kitchen and bar equipment from unexpected failures.
Pubs and restaurants typically require public liability insurance, employers’ liability (if staff are employed), and commercial property insurance. Additional covers such as product liability, business interruption, and stock insurance are also essential.
Yes, public liability insurance covers claims if customers are injured on your premises, such as slips, trips, or accidents. This is one of the most important covers for hospitality businesses.
Yes, product liability insurance can cover claims arising from food poisoning or contaminated food, including legal costs and compensation if your business is found liable.
Yes, stock insurance can cover food, drink, and alcohol against risks such as fire, theft, or refrigeration breakdown. It’s important to ensure your stock values are accurately declared.
Costs vary depending on size, location, turnover, and risk profile. Small restaurants may pay £500–£2,000 annually, whilst larger pubs or venues can pay significantly more.
Yes, business interruption insurance can cover lost income and ongoing expenses if your premises cannot operate due to insured damage such as fire or flood.
Yes, outdoor areas such as beer gardens and seating areas should be included within your policy. Public liability insurance will usually extend to these spaces if declared.
You should notify your insurer immediately and provide full details of the incident. Your insurer will investigate and, if covered, handle repairs, legal defence, or compensation.
I have been covering a public house based in Surrey for over 5 years. In that time they have changed cover occasionally and especially during Covid. I managed to get them a claim paid out for loss of business during this difficult time, which helped them stay afloat and continue trading to this day. I have always managed to keep their renewal at or below their current rate and always with no loss of cover.
I have always insured pubs and bars during my career. I have seen a shift from traditional pubs to craft pubs and small outfits over the recent years which is a field I have always managed to keep at the very top of. Sourcing and placing these risks with the UK's best insurers and maintaining relationships with them that ensure my clients are happy at renewal.
If you would like a chat, get in touch!
Office: Vivian House, Roman Bridge Close, Mumbles, Swansea, SA3 5BG
Call 01792 001350
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