DRC Restaurant and Nightclub Job Scripts for FiveM

Job scripts live or die on whether players actually queue up to work the shift. DRC Scripts builds around venues every GTA player already knows: Bahama Mamas, Bean Machine and Burgershot. When someone clocks in at a restaurant they have driven past a hundred times, the job needs no introduction, and that familiarity is exactly what this catalog trades on.

The store holds nine scripts, and food and nightlife jobs are the heart of it. These are the civilian employment resources that give a whitelist RP city its daytime economy. Police chases and gang wars generate the clips, but it is the grill cooks and bartenders who make a server feel inhabited between them, and a well built venue job is usually the difference between a Burgershot interior that gets used and one that sits empty all week.

Signature work and style

The three headline releases each cover a different corner of the scene. DRC Advanced Bahama Mamas Job: turns the famous nightclub into a staffed workplace, which matters on servers where the club is otherwise a locked interior with a queue outside. DRC Beanmachine Job: does the same for the coffee chain, a natural fit for slower slice-of-life roleplay where the barista shift is the whole session. DRC Burgershot Job: takes on the most requested civilian job in FiveM, because nearly every serious RP city runs a Burgershot and the meme status of the place means the roster fills itself.

The pattern across the catalog is consistent. Rather than shipping one generic multi-job framework and stretching it thin, DRC builds the employment loop for one recognizable Los Santos business at a time. A script written for a specific venue can lean into that venue's identity in a way a universal job template never quite manages.

For a server owner, jobs like these earn their slot in the resource folder by creating reasons for players to gather. A staffed Burgershot becomes neutral ground where crims and cops end up in the same queue. A running Bahama Mamas gives your city nightlife that players organise themselves instead of waiting for a staff event. That is the actual product here, a social anchor with a fixed location on the map, not just a paycheck loop.

Compatibility & installation

These install like any Tebex-delivered FiveM resource: download the package, drop it into your resources folder, ensure it in server.cfg and work through the config before you restart. The catalog is aimed at QBCore and ESX servers, so confirm that the framework build listed on each product page matches your city before checkout instead of assuming. Dependencies vary from script to script, and the individual product page is the source of truth for what each job expects to find on your server. If something misbehaves after install, open a ticket in the DRC Discord. Support runs through the ticket system, and purchases go through around the clock even when the team is not actively online.

Why buy DRC Scripts here

You get the same products DRC sells directly, delivered instantly through Tebex, with the same updates as new versions ship. Nine scripts is a small catalog by design. This is a developer concentrating on one lane, player-run food and nightlife businesses, rather than flooding a store with a hundred variations of the same idea, and DRC is still actively developing new resources, so the list you see today is not the finished shape of the catalog. If you are building out the civilian side of your economy, picking up the Burgershot, Bean Machine and Bahama Mamas jobs together covers the day shift and the night shift in one order. And when a question comes up after purchase, the ticket lands with the people who actually wrote the code, which is worth more than any feature list when your city is live and a job script is holding up a Friday night crowd.