Five-Location Burgershot MLO

Every roleplay city has a Burgershot problem. It's the busiest business on the server, and half the time it's still running out of a teleported shell interior. This Burgershot MLO for FiveM by WXMAPS fixes that at five Los Santos locations at once, so the burger empire your players build near Vespucci works exactly the same when a second franchise opens across the map.

Front of house built for a lunch rush

The dining room is the showpiece: red booth seating, a tiled service counter, wall-to-wall "Home of the Bleeder" branding, and an order-status board over the tills that makes queue RP feel like an actual Friday-night rush. Big street-facing windows keep the room bright, so player screenshots and stream clips look good without anyone touching a timecycle mod.

A back of house your employees will actually use

• Kitchen: a proper grill line with room for several cooks on shift at once
• Cold room and dry storage: industrial shelving stacked with eCola and Sprunk crates, ideal for restock runs and inventory stashes
• Locker room: the natural clock-in point for uniform changes and off-shift gossip
• Manager's office: desk, monitors and filing shelves for hiring, payroll and the occasional dramatic firing
• Drive-thru: window service for the regulars who refuse to leave their car

Made for restaurant job scripts

The room layout maps cleanly onto food-job resources: order at the counter, cook in the kitchen, restock from the cold room, manage from the office. Because it's a pure map resource with no framework code, it runs identically on QBCore, Qbox, ESX or a standalone build. Your job script does the logic, the MLO provides the stage.

Optimization and install

Each location is a clean interior swap on the existing Burgershot buildings, kept light so five restaurants don't cost you the frame budget of one. Setup is the usual two steps: drop the resource into your server's resources folder and ensure it in your config. The pack requires wxmaps_commons, WXMAPS' shared interior dependency, running alongside it.