Your busiest business deserves a real building

On most roleplay servers the burger restaurant sees more players in a day than any other business. This MLO by WXMAPS gives it a proper home, and not just once. It rebuilds the interior at five Burgershot locations in Los Santos, so a second or third franchise works exactly like the first.

The dining room

Customers walk into red booth seating, a tiled service counter and "Home of the Bleeder" branding across the walls. An order status board hangs above the tills, which makes waiting for food part of the scene. Large windows facing the street keep the room bright for screenshots and streams.

Behind the counter

• Kitchen. A real grill line with space for several cooks on the same shift.
• Cold room and dry storage. Industrial shelving stacked with eCola and Sprunk crates, a natural spot for restock runs and stashes.
• Locker room. Where staff change into uniform and clock in.
• Manager's office. A desk, monitors and filing shelves for hiring and payroll.
• Drive thru. A service window for customers who stay in the car.

Ready for the job script you already use

The rooms follow the flow of a food job. Players order at the counter, cook in the kitchen, restock from the cold room and manage from the office. The MLO contains no framework code, so it behaves the same on QBCore, Qbox, ESX or a standalone build. Your job resource supplies the logic and this supplies the place.

Install and performance

Each location is a clean interior swap on the existing Burgershot building, kept light so that five restaurants do not cost you much more than one. Put the resource in your resources folder and ensure it in your config. It needs wxmaps_commons, the shared WXMAPS dependency, running alongside it.

How it compares

More than one creator lists a Burgershot interior on the marketplace. What sets this one apart is coverage. If your server plans to run the brand as a chain with several owners, five matching restaurants in one purchase is the reason to pick it.