Hornys is the late-night diner that GTA V players know from the Vespucci Canals — open-sign flickering, neon-lit booths, the kind of place that works as a civilian job venue precisely because it isn’t glamorous. DRC’s Hornys Job script leans into that grit-and-grease atmosphere, building an employment loop around the diner’s unique setting rather than reusing the same fast-food template as every other restaurant script on the market.

A Job Built Around the Venue

Where Burgershot runs a counter-service kitchen operation, Hornys has its own rhythm — a smaller, character-driven diner environment with a distinct set of customer interactions and prep animations. The script ships with a purpose-built item catalog and interaction set matched to the venue, not a generic restaurant system reskinned with a Hornys blip. High-quality icons and target-based interactions replace the flat keypress prompts that make other diner scripts feel unfinished.

• Venue-specific item catalog designed around the Hornys diner setting
• Custom animations covering food preparation, service, and cleaning tasks
• Target-system integration via qtarget, qb-target, or ox_target
• High-quality UI icons for every interaction and item
• Boss management compatible with esx_society and qb-management
• Inventory support: OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ, and AJ inventory systems
• Skin menus: esx_skin, qb-clothing, fivem-app, ox_app, rcore_clothes
• ESX and QBCore framework support with clean drag-and-drop setup
• Configurable coordinates for alternative Hornys map variants

Why the Venue Distinction Matters

Server owners running multiple civilian jobs need each one to feel like a different place to work, not the same script in a different building. Burgershot runs a delivery loop and a full kitchen; Hornys operates as a tighter counter-and-booth service model. The different job structures mean players don’t burn through both employment options in a single session — there’s a reason to come back to each venue depending on what kind of shift they want.

Fits Any Existing Server Stack

Like the other DRC restaurant scripts, Hornys is compatible with the most common FiveM inventory and target systems. There’s no required swap of your existing setup — pick the integration that matches what you’re already running and configure the rest through the script’s options.