Central Park

Nestled along Church Street in Conway, Central Park is the kind of fast food spot that feels like a familiar pause in a busy day. There’s a quiet rhythm here—no frills, no lingering table service—just a steady stream of people stopping by for a quick, satisfying meal. The drive-thru setup keeps things moving, offering a snapshot of simple comfort food enjoyed without the fuss.

Pulling up, you sense a practical, unassuming vibe in the air. It’s not about the flash, but rather the reliable pleasure of well-made burgers that come to you fast and hot, the kind that hit just right when hunger calls. Whether you’re craving the rich familiarity of a cheeseburger or the spicy kick of wings and nuggets, there’s a genuine care in how the food arrives—fresh, flavorful, and ready to be savored on the go.

The pace here is energetic but calm, a space where friendly, efficient service blends effortlessly with the nostalgia of classic fast food. Regulars and newcomers alike find something a bit grounding in that, a welcoming spot to refuel whether passing through or settling in for a moment. It’s that mix of quick convenience paired with honest, familiar tastes that draws many back time and again.

Central Park captures a local kind of food experience where the party is less in the setting and more in the shared moments—friends catching a quick bite between errands, families making the most of a short stop, or someone simply diving into the kinds of flavors that bring a small, quiet happiness midweek. It’s easy to see why, for many, a trip here feels like a return to simple good times, with genuine fast food that never feels rushed in its comforting appeal.