The job that puts new players in front of other players

Starter jobs are usually solitary: drive a truck, collect a thing, get paid. A coffee shop is the opposite, because the work is service, which means every shift is a conversation with a stranger. For a server trying to convert new arrivals into regulars, that property is worth more than the payout.

The work

Cooking with several preparation styles, order-taking through target interactions, and service at unique cash registers. 57 items with high-quality icons cover the menu. Every chair and table in the venue is usable, so customers can actually sit down, and the toilets work, which is exactly the sort of detail that makes a place feel real.

Delivery

A delivery system with 40 locations extends the job beyond the counter, which gives a quiet shift something to do and puts a courier on the roads.

Running a shift

Duty system, changing room and boss menu, in a NoPixel-style presentation. Server events are secured against cheating.

Map support

Preconfigured for the Gabz interior, with all coordinates changeable if you run a different MLO.

Inventory support

Broad by design: OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ and AJ inventories are all supported, which is unusually wide and means it likely fits whatever you already run.

Dependencies

• Frameworks: ESX, QB.
• Target: qtarget, qb-target or ox_target.
• Boss menu: esx_society or qb-management.
• Skin menu: esx_skin, qb-clothing, fivem-appearance, ox_appearance or rcore_clothes.
• Input and context: ox_lib, or qb-input and qb-menu.

Under the hood

5,000+ lines, open source, configurable through the config file.

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