I am in austin, texas and am looking for catering insurance for one day. can you help me?
Total Comments: 31
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:30 am Post Subject:
I am not so sure about that GN. They probaly would have to have their own also. It may be a big risk for the plaza themselves. My sister and I go annually to one of the biggest craft shows in PA. It lines the whole main street of a major town (Clarion PA). Her friend that works there selling her crafts said they have to carry insurance. So I imagine it would apply elsewhere.
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 06:05 pm Post Subject: Consultant will do it
There are alot of consultants on catering and hotel management they will be of help to you
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:01 pm Post Subject:
Where would the Op start looking for these consultants?
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 09:02 am Post Subject: catering business insurance
if you are the owner of a catrine shop why would you need just one day insuranc i belive you are rentint this shop for one day so pleas try and locate
American Personal & Private Chef Association
i do not know their address right now i will try and locate them and get back to you i will also try and help you with an insurance company i will do the negociation and let you know so take care and have a good day
i belive they mith give you a solution to the one day insuranc on a shop
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 09:26 am Post Subject:
google search should be able to give the contact address of American Personal & Private Chef Association.
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:03 pm Post Subject:
Is this a site that will supply insurance for this type of thing? I never heard of it but maybe someone else has. Thanks for your input.
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 04:16 am Post Subject:
I have heard of it before on here, there is actually companies that offer like one day insurance. I am sure one of the experts will come along soon and give more detail on this.
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 04:15 pm Post Subject:
I know there is insurance like this also. I am wondering if it is like the insurance you have to pay to a hall to have a wedding reception or a fund raiser. I knw when we rented a hall on different occasions like this we had to pay for insurance in case of any damages to the property or in case we did not clean up.
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 03:20 am Post Subject:
You mean the hall did not provide the insurance, around here it is a deposit and if somebody smashes it up they are asked to pay the damages, if they don't then they are taken to the magistrate and served an arrest warrant is served to go and pay the piper.
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:56 am Post Subject:
No we had to pay the hall for the extra insurance to begin with. What really got me was that when we went back the next day the workers from the hall that served our dinner took all the extra meat home. We had lots of extra food and was planning on warming it up while we were cleaning the hall and the only thing left was green beans and potatoes. The also took the center peice from the bridal table. My sister in law was the l;ast to leave and lock up. Everytnhing was there when she left but someone came in and took it later...had to be someone wiht a key cause how else would they get in? We were never reimbursed and I just let it go. I did use my "word of mouth" though and let people know not to rent the hall.
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:30 am Post Subject:
I am not so sure about that GN. They probaly would have to have their own also. It may be a big risk for the plaza themselves. My sister and I go annually to one of the biggest craft shows in PA. It lines the whole main street of a major town (Clarion PA). Her friend that works there selling her crafts said they have to carry insurance. So I imagine it would apply elsewhere.
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 06:05 pm Post Subject: Consultant will do it
There are alot of consultants on catering and hotel management they will be of help to you
Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:01 pm Post Subject:
Where would the Op start looking for these consultants?
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 09:02 am Post Subject: catering business insurance
if you are the owner of a catrine shop why would you need just one day insuranc i belive you are rentint this shop for one day so pleas try and locate
American Personal & Private Chef Association
i do not know their address right now i will try and locate them and get back to you i will also try and help you with an insurance company i will do the negociation and let you know so take care and have a good day
i belive they mith give you a solution to the one day insuranc on a shop
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 09:26 am Post Subject:
google search should be able to give the contact address of American Personal & Private Chef Association.
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:03 pm Post Subject:
Is this a site that will supply insurance for this type of thing? I never heard of it but maybe someone else has. Thanks for your input.
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 04:16 am Post Subject:
I have heard of it before on here, there is actually companies that offer like one day insurance. I am sure one of the experts will come along soon and give more detail on this.
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 04:15 pm Post Subject:
I know there is insurance like this also. I am wondering if it is like the insurance you have to pay to a hall to have a wedding reception or a fund raiser. I knw when we rented a hall on different occasions like this we had to pay for insurance in case of any damages to the property or in case we did not clean up.
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 03:20 am Post Subject:
You mean the hall did not provide the insurance, around here it is a deposit and if somebody smashes it up they are asked to pay the damages, if they don't then they are taken to the magistrate and served an arrest warrant is served to go and pay the piper.
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:56 am Post Subject:
No we had to pay the hall for the extra insurance to begin with. What really got me was that when we went back the next day the workers from the hall that served our dinner took all the extra meat home. We had lots of extra food and was planning on warming it up while we were cleaning the hall and the only thing left was green beans and potatoes. The also took the center peice from the bridal table. My sister in law was the l;ast to leave and lock up. Everytnhing was there when she left but someone came in and took it later...had to be someone wiht a key cause how else would they get in? We were never reimbursed and I just let it go. I did use my "word of mouth" though and let people know not to rent the hall.
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