What is the shortest commonly-used word or expression that describes both the delivery of services and of goods?

Question

I'm trying to find one general expression that describes all sorts of businesses that serve you where you are as opposed to being a destination, that is, food delivery, electricians, personal trainers, doctors who make house calls, etc.

The resulting sentence would look like:

"What is the best business category that sought-after expression North Beach?"

Example:

"What is the best Indian restaurant that delivers to North Beach?"

This is a category-dependent example though ("delivers to" doesn't work for services), so what I need is the shortest term that covers both delivery and on-site services (even if it ends up being a compound expression like "serves/delivers to").

Answer 1

I would probably just use the word "covers". Or maybe "handles", "deals with" What is the Indian Restaurant that covers North Beach? Which electrician covers North Beach?

To me, it probably works a bit better for the services than for the deliveries but it still conveys the sense accurately.

Answer 2

"What is the best Indian restaurant that caters to North Beach?"

This works for general businesses, for both services and for deliveries of goods.

It has a very specific meaning in the food oriented industry (catering a dinner), but a such a business that provides both services and goods (cooking and the food itself) can easily also be doing that specific activity of catering. But of course that may be inappropriate for say pizza delivery (which does not do catering). In the later instance, delivery is perfect.