All-in-one restaurant job system with cooking, orders, management and multiple locations for ESX and QBCore
Restaurant roleplay is where cities prove they have a real civilian economy, and this all-in-one restaurant system gives that economy its engine. One resource covers the entire loop — cooking, customer orders, staff roles and business management — across as many restaurant locations as your map can hold, from burger joints to fine dining.
One restaurant system, every location
- Run multiple restaurants from a single resource: each location gets its own menu, stations, staff and pricing.
- Owners manage employees, ranks and wages through an in-game business panel — no admin intervention needed.
- Menus are fully configurable, so the taco stand and the steakhouse serve genuinely different food.
Cooking that involves the player
- Preparation flows through real kitchen stations — grills, fryers, drink machines and prep counters each play their part.
- Recipes combine ingredients into finished dishes, giving supply runs and stock management real purpose.
- Finished items land in inventories as usable food, feeding directly into your hunger and thirst systems.
Service with actual customers
- Order flow connects the counter to the kitchen: customers request, cooks prepare, staff serve and the register rings.
- Billing hooks into your economy so every meal moves real money between players and the business.
- Society-style finances let profits accumulate for the owner and payroll flow to the team.
Why food businesses anchor a city
A busy restaurant is the town square of a roleplay server — the place where cops, criminals and civilians share a room and stories start on their own. Giving players a genuinely playable restaurant loop creates jobs, hangouts and drama in one purchase. It runs on ESX and QBCore, and fits naturally alongside our other jobs & business scripts like the UwU Cat Cafe Job.
Installation ships with clear documentation, and each location is defined in config with its own stations, menu and pricing — most owners have their first restaurant serving customers within an hour of upload. As your city grows, opening the next venue is a copy-paste block rather than a new purchase, which keeps your food economy scaling for free.
