This coffee prop pack fills your FiveM cafes, diners, and coffee carts with the small, believable details that make a food scene feel alive, from steaming cups to full espresso machines. Every piece is textured to hold up close, so the counter still looks right when a player leans in to order.
Instead of a single object, the pack hands your builders a full kit of matching items that share a consistent style and scale. That makes it easy to dress a whole shopfront, a food truck, or a break room without mixing mismatched assets from three different sources.
What the coffee prop pack includes
- Espresso machines, grinders, and brewing gear
- Takeaway cups, mugs, and saucers in several styles
- Bags of beans, jars, and stacked supplies
- Pastries, lids, stirrers, and counter clutter
- Clean collisions and grounded placement on every item
Where the props fit on your server
- Player-run cafes and independent coffee shops
- Diners, bakeries, and late-night food spots
- Mobile coffee carts and food-truck menus
- Office break rooms and station kitchens
- Set dressing for markets and event stalls
Because the items share one consistent art style, you can combine them freely and still get a shelf that looks intentional rather than thrown together. Builders can place a few hero pieces on a counter or fill an entire back kitchen, and the pack scales down to a cart or up to a full restaurant with no extra work.
The props are lightweight and stream cleanly, so a busy cafe packed with players and placed items keeps a steady framerate through a lunch rush. That reliability matters when a food job asks characters to gather in one small room and interact with the same counter over and over during peak hours.
Pair the kit with builds from our restaurant & business MLOs collection, and browse more set dressing in the wider props collection. Everything installs as a clean standalone resource, so your team can drop the machines onto a counter, bind an ordering script, and start serving coffee the same evening. The consistent scale across every item means a mug you place on a table matches the machine behind the counter, so your whole cafe reads as one carefully designed space rather than a random collection of objects.
