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 hanging over the tills that makes queue RP feel like an actual Friday-night rush. Big street-facing windows keep the room bright, so your players' 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) to be running alongside it.