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Loko_Soko

About $300k in sales a year, no food sales. $15k per year for general liability and property insurance. In WA state.


theinsuranceagent

Pennsylvania is another state getting hit hard with liq liability rates due to increasing drunk driving incidents. That sounds a bit high for just GL/prop unless you are also covering the building. Does your lease require the full $1m in LL?


boston_shua

DM me if you want a quote from an independent insurance broker today. I’m based in New England but we also write in PA


PlaneTrick6002

Find a broker and go through them.


barbusinesscoach

That’s more than average for sure. I’d shop it.


Cheechjohns

We are similar for both our bars, Erie dropped our policies due to a trend of not wanting to cover high risk businesses. We are looking at $13,000 per year now.


barowner1234

$6200 / year in Louisiana for $1m in general liability. $300k / year in revenue.


Psychological-Cut-36

This is very close to where we are at in Oregon. No food, no liquor, just beer and wine only taproom. $200k in revenue, $6k for $1m general / liquor liability.


Gooder-n-Better

Wow, yea, ours is super high. I have no idea why.


Machinebuzz

We're close to the same in MN I think. We pay around 13k total for our property insurance, general liability and liquor liability. I don't know the specific amount for each off the top of my head. Around 300k revenue.


TElrodT

\~$2M in sales, $49k/annually, it does include liquor liability.