
A Small Enclave Between Larger Names
University Gardens rarely announces itself the way its larger neighbors do, its streets folded in close to Lake Success and Great Neck without a commercial center or a landmark of its own to point to. That modesty suits the households who live there, many of whom seem to prefer a quiet block to a prominent address, and BonVivant's deliveries reflect the same restraint — a gift dropped at the door without fanfare, wrapped well enough to make the point on its own without any added fanfare.
Because the hamlet borders the office parks of Lake Success so closely, a number of University Gardens residents work only minutes from home, which changes how gifts arrive here compared to a hamlet with a longer commute. BonVivant can often deliver earlier in the day, before someone leaves for a nearby office, or later in the evening once they are home from one just up the road, without losing a moment either way.





