Fort Lee sits on top of the Palisades at the New Jersey end of the George Washington Bridge, and nearly everything about sending flowers here follows from that. The borough core runs along Main Street and Lemoine Avenue out to Bridge Plaza and the Hudson Lights blocks, north into Coytesville and the bluff above Fort Lee Historic Park, and south along Palisade Avenue toward the Leonia line in 07605. It is a vertical town: a large share of deliveries end at a lobby desk or a doorman rather than a porch, so the recipient's building name, apartment number and a phone they will pick up do more work here than the street address does.
Fort Lee is where the American film industry began, and the Barrymore Film Center carries that history forward with screenings, performances and rentable event spaces. If the flowers are for something happening there, settle what the gift is before you shop. A personal congratulations bouquet needs an agreed handoff with the recipient or the organizer; a lobby or reception display is a different job, with its own questions about placement, dimensions and setup. A venue's event-space listing is not a flower-receiving policy. The Barrymore's own site gives 1 Park Avenue as its mailing and billing address while an older borough facility record uses 153 Main Street — that split is a directory discrepancy, not evidence of a move, and neither entry is a courier entrance. Ask the organizer for the current one.
For everything else, the practical advice is to read the product rather than the category heading. A cut-flower arrangement and a living plant give the recipient very different experiences, and the container, the finished size and the care required are all in the description. Hospital sends from Fort Lee go just outside the borough — Englewood Health, Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, Hackensack University Medical Center, and the Washington Heights medical campuses about a mile across the bridge — so add the patient's full name and unit in the gift note and confirm that floor's receiving rules. For a sympathy order, the Fort Lee venue associated with someone is not automatically the receiving location; follow the family's stated wishes on where the tribute belongs.