DRC Hornys Job Script | 161 Items & Delivery | ESX QBCore FiveM

DRC Hornys Job is a feature-rich FiveM Hornys job script that turns the iconic Hornys burger franchise into a fully playable workplace, giving your roleplay economy a real fast-food job loop instead of another placeholder marker. Built around advanced animations, target interaction, and a 161-item menu, it lets players genuinely cook, plate, serve, and deliver — not just press E and collect a paycheck. Drop it on a Gabz Hornys interior and the location instantly becomes one of the busiest spots on your server, with cash registers humming, kitchens running, and delivery drivers actually working the city.

🎬 Script Showcase

See the full Hornys workflow in motion — staff prepping food at the unique cash registers, target-based cooking with custom animations, deliveries dispatched across 40 locations, and the boss menu, duty system, changing room, and working toilets that complete the NoPixel-style restaurant experience.

🍔 Why the FiveM Hornys Job Script Stands Out

Most restaurant jobs on FiveM stop at a single counter and a recipe wheel. DRC Hornys Job goes further — it treats the Hornys location as a full venue where every chair and table is usable, every cash register has purpose, and every shift feels like real service. Players clock in via duty, swap into uniform at the changing room, hit the kitchen with advanced cooking animations across multiple styles, and run deliveries that take them across the map instead of looping the same parking lot.

For the server owner, that means a job spot that draws crowds, generates organic RP between staff and customers, and gives passive players a non-criminal income loop that actually feels worth doing. The secured server events keep the economy honest, and full config access means you can retune payouts, prices, and locations to fit your server’s balance.

✨ Complete Feature Set

Every feature below ships in the box and is tuned to deliver a polished, immersive restaurant experience from day one:

• 161 items across the full Hornys menu for genuine fast-food variety
• Advanced animations covering cooking, serving, and customer interactions
• Target features for clean, marker-free interaction at every workstation
• Secured server events to protect your economy from exploits
• Delivery system giving drivers a real income loop alongside kitchen staff
• 40x delivery locations spread across the map for varied driving routes
• A lot of cooking styles so prep work feels different across menu items
• Boss menu for full management of staff, payroll, and stock
• High-quality icons that make the menus feel polished and on-brand
• Easy to setup with everything driven from a single config
• Duty system so only clocked-in staff can work the venue
• Changing room for clean uniform swaps on shift
• Working toilets for that extra layer of restaurant immersion
• NoPixel style presentation and interaction flow
• All chairs and tables are usable so customers can actually dine in
• Unique cash registers tied directly into the ordering flow
• Cooking mechanics that reward attention instead of one-click prep
• Support for OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ, and AJ inventory systems

📦 Under The Hood

• 5000+ lines of code powering the job loop
• Open source — no IP lock, no encryption, full access
• Configurable through config for prices, items, locations, and payouts
• Easy to change to your liking — rework menus or relocate the venue with no rewriting

🧩 Compatibility & Dependencies

This ESX QBCore restaurant job script is built to drop into almost any modern FiveM stack without forcing you to rebuild your inventory, target, or menu layer. Because it’s open source, anything that isn’t already wired in can be adjusted in minutes, and the Gabz map dependency only matters for default coords — every location can be moved through the config.

• Frameworks: ESX, QB
• Map: Gabz (all coords can be changed)
• Target: qtarget / qb-target / ox_target
• Boss Menu: esx_society / qb-management
• Skin Menu: esx_skin / qb-clothing / fivem-appearance / ox_appearance / rcore_clothes
• Input: ox_lib / qb-input
• Context: ox_lib / qb-menu
• Required: ox_lib
• Inventory support: OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ, AJ

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which frameworks does the DRC Hornys Job support?

A: The script supports both ESX and QB out of the box. Boss menu, skin menu, input, and context handling can be wired to either the ESX-side or QB-side dependency listed above, so you don’t need to swap your existing stack.

Q: Do I have to use the Gabz Hornys MLO?

A: Gabz is the default target map, but every coord in the script is exposed through the config. You can relocate registers, cooking spots, delivery points, and the changing room to any interior you prefer without touching the core code.

Q: How does the delivery system work?

A: The script ships with 40 delivery locations distributed across the map, giving drivers a steady rotation of jobs instead of repeating the same route. It pairs naturally with the kitchen flow, so prep staff and drivers can run shifts together.

Q: Is the script open source or encrypted?

A: It’s fully open source with 5000+ lines of code, no IP lock and no encryption. You can edit the menus, payouts, animations, and dependencies directly to match your server’s economy and style.

Q: Which inventories will it work with?

A: Out of the box it supports OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ, and AJ inventory systems, so most active FiveM servers can install it without swapping their inventory layer.

🚀 Bring The Hornys Counter To Life

DRC Hornys Job gives your server a fast-food location that actually functions like a restaurant — staff cooking, customers seated, registers ringing, and drivers running the city. With 161 items, 40 delivery points, secured events, and a config-first design, it’s the kind of job script that becomes a permanent fixture instead of getting cycled out after a month. Install it once, tune it to your economy, and watch the Hornys parking lot fill up every night.