The phrase "a booth next to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the location of one booth in relation to another, often in contexts like events, markets, or exhibitions.
Example: "We set up a booth next to the food vendor to attract more visitors."
Alternatives: "a stall adjacent to" or "a kiosk beside".
Large purses or backpacks are NOT ALLOWED, but can be checked at a booth next to Pauley prior to entrance.
"Known him almost all my life," said Dolores Moench, as Mr. Fitzpatrick squeezed into a booth next to her. "His children worked for me in the rectory".
"It was a political hit," said Mr. Klein, 50, sitting in a booth next to Ms. Savino on a recent Wednesday night at Café Capriccio in Albany.
The entire floor, known as the "house," feels like one big social mixer, especially when a D.J. sets up in a booth next to the elevator banks and plays lounge music.
He does find time for boating on his 26-foot miniature tugboat docked on the Hudson in Tarrytown, N.Y. Bob Sheppard, the Yankees' longtime public-address announcer, sits in a booth next to Mr. Layton's and drops him off at home after games.
The band took its first band photo in a booth next to the Kibitz Room after returning from what Canter calls a "hell tour" to Seattle.
The pictures in these series share a quality of surprise: appearances surely unappreciated if even really noticed by anyone before in rural Arizona, a phone booth next to a tall cactus, on which a crude sign ("GARAGE") is mounted, and, on a small-city street in Wisconsin, a movie marquee's neon wanly aglow, at twilight.
The pictures in both series share a quality of surprise: appearances surely unappreciated if even really noticed by anyone before — in rural Arizona, a phone booth next to a tall cactus, on which a crude sign ("GARAGE") is mounted, and, on a small-city street in Wisconsin, a movie marquee's neon wanly aglow, at twilight.
Sitting in an elegant booth next to a floor to ceiling glass panel looking down 35 stories, we started the first course of big eye tuna sashimi, with a slightly smokey flavor and a spicy mayo balanced by cucumber and kiwi.
I remember sitting in a restaurant booth next to 10-year-old Melissa, and despite being only a few weeks apart in age, we didn't say a word to each other.
There is a DJ booth next to the queue, but it is no longer in use.
