MT Scripts FiveM Restaurants, Garages and Dealers

MT Scripts stocks the everyday jobs a roleplay city runs on. If your economy leans on food, cars and repairs, this is the shelf you shop. The current catalog is four resources: MT Restaurants with its Advanced Restaurant Creator, MT-Workshops for mechanics, a free garage script and a free player-owned dealership under MT Dealerships.

The mix is deliberate. Two paid systems handle the deep stuff a city cannot fake, a full restaurant chain with a creator tool and a working mechanic loop. The two free drops cover the parts every server just needs to have, a garage and a way to sell cars player to player. Owners can lay the whole lineup down in one night and end up with food, storage and vehicle sales all handled by the same author.

Signature work and style

MT Restaurants Advanced Restaurant Creator is the headline product. It goes past a single job resource by letting owners spin up new restaurants without touching code. The creator side is where the actual work sits: menus, staffing, stock and ownership all live inside a config-driven tool that your admins can use. That means you can run a burger chain, a taco stand and a fine dining spot from the same script instead of buying three separate jobs.

FiveM Mechanic Script (MT-Workshops) covers the other side of city life, keeping cars alive. A workshop resource lives or dies on how the job flow feels for a mechanic behind the counter. MT-Workshops is aimed at that daily loop of repairs, upgrades and shop management rather than a stripped-down /repair command.

FREE FiveM Garage Script is a plain garage system that lets players store, park and pull owned vehicles without paying for something every server needs. Because it is free, it is a low-risk way to try MT Scripts before committing to the paid catalog.

FREE Player Owned Dealership (MT Dealerships) turns car sales into gameplay. Players buy or take ownership of a dealership, stock it, price it and sell to other players. It plugs the gap between the built-in city dealerships and a proper player-driven car economy, and it costs nothing to test on your dev server.

Across all four, the style is job systems that expect to be run by other players, not by NPCs. Ownership, staff and configuration are the recurring themes.

Compatibility & installation

Every listed resource targets the three frameworks most cities are on: QBCore, ESX and Qbox. That covers almost every serious server going in 2026, so you do not have to bridge or rewrite core files to get MT Scripts running on your stack.

Installation is the usual FiveM pattern. Drop the resource into your resources folder, ensure it in your server.cfg, edit the config for jobs, prices and locations, then restart. The paid resources ship as standard escrow-friendly builds, and the free scripts install the same way with no gate.

If you already run ox_lib, ox_inventory or ox_target, the MT lineup fits alongside them because it is built for the same ecosystem your other jobs are using. Restarts stay clean, resmon numbers stay sensible, and you do not need a bespoke UI framework to make the menus work.

Why buy MT Scripts scripts here

Buying through this shop puts the whole MT Scripts catalog on one invoice and one download page. You get:

• The paid drops: MT Restaurants with the Advanced Restaurant Creator, and MT-Workshops for mechanics.
• The free drops: the FiveM garage script and MT Dealerships, listed alongside the paid ones so you can grab everything in one session.
• Framework coverage up front: each listing calls out QBCore, ESX and Qbox on the product page, so you know before you check out whether it drops into your city.
• Update history in one place: when MT Scripts pushes a fix or a new feature, it lands on the same product page you bought from, no hunting through Discord archives.

If you are building a city from zero, MT Scripts covers three of the loops you would otherwise have to source from three different creators: eating, driving and repairing. If you already run a mature server, the restaurant creator is the piece most catalogs do not have, and it slots in without ripping out your existing jobs.