Map

Streets, islands, and the burger teleport

Learn A, B, and C before you memorize shortcuts, and turn on detailed water if you want the underwater teleport.

Delivery addresses are the map. Twelve houses sit on three streets: A1, A2, A3, then B1 through B6, then C1, C2, and C3. Your own house is one of the open plots. Gray Medium houses are empty.

The restaurant faces a customer lot. Behind the counter is the kitchen. Down the hall are the closet and boxing room, then the manager's office and the delivery pickup. The depot door is where supplier trucks unload. The back lot is where drivers leave.

The Supply Station is the warehouse where supplier trucks and the colored ingredient buttons spawn.

The Dump is the discount building. The tall portal beside it teleports you to Party Island, a separate place made of houses where players throw parties. DJ booths are common there. Your Work at a Pizza Place house is what you decorate before you go.

Islands

A rocky island northwest of the back of the restaurant has a treasure chest. One description says it pays 700 coins once. A coin list instead says a secret-island chest pays 1,500 once. Treat that as an unresolved difference and read the chest you open.

Southeast of the front of the restaurant is a jungle-style island with a shelter. You used to sell items to a person there. Selling moved back to the Dump counter. Farther east is a tropical island with a shelter, a person you cannot talk to, and a cave.

An underwater tunnel near A3 was emptied and a newer tunnel sits near C3. The empty tunnel ends under the map, where the water stops and you can sit.

Burger teleport

Detailed water has to be on. Community directions disagree about the swim:

  • One route starts at the fishing pier behind house C1, turns right, and swims to a miniature Krusty Krab on the sea floor.
  • Another says swim toward Rock Island from near house C2 and touch the same underwater model.

Both agree that touching the model teleports you to Work at a Burger Place, and that the model is a nod to the earlier Krusty Krab job game that was removed over copyright. If the first line does not find it, try the other. Do not expect the model to render with detailed water off.

A dock behind C1 is where boats spawn. The Pontoon Boat pass seats 11 and has a music player. A 2018 change made that music audible only to the driver.

Above the restaurant, a hang glider can reach a floating customer whose dialogue choices all read "LOL." The Hang Glider pass warns you not to open it in free fall.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Work at a Pizza Place have promo codes?

No. There is no reward redemption box, and there is no expired reward-code list because the feature is not part of the game. Words typed in chat do not grant coins. A television in a house can show a Roblox asset, and that is not a reward code.

Which job pays the most?

None of them has a private wage. Delivered pizzas pay the people who worked. Stars then scale that paycheck to 100%, 80%, 30%, or nothing. Pick the empty station that is blocking the line.

What do the stars mean?

Three stars pay the full paycheck, two pay 80%, one pays 30%, and zero pays nothing. A manager can fire a player at zero stars. VIP cannot be nominated for a ban or sent back to work.

How do I stop working?

Walk into a house or choose home when you join. That is On Break. You will not receive delivery coins while you are on it. If you had already worked, the paycheck you earned can still be collected.

How much is the Estate?

The Estate upgrade is 600,000 coins. Buying every classic coin step from the free Shack through the Estate adds up to 946,100 coins. The Estate pass is listed at 3,200 Robux and includes a Jeep.