The phrase "a restaurant booth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific type of seating arrangement typically found in restaurants, where a table is surrounded by benches or seats.
Example: "We decided to sit in a restaurant booth for a more intimate dining experience."
Alternatives: "dining booth" or "booth seating".
Christmas 2001 Yeah, but there was more, hindsight multiplying me like opposing mirrors set either side of a restaurant booth.
Guinness manages to seem demure and composed even while sliding into a restaurant booth in an abbreviated minidress that would spell paparazzi disaster for Lindsay Lohan.
A news conference in the Bronx on Monday to announce his endorsement by Councilman Koppell was so sparsely attended that it took place in a restaurant booth.
Ruth Westheimer — all four feet, seven inches of her — sat down at a restaurant booth the other day and took out her handbag.
And so their affair begins, in the traditional, bygone way of a long lunch in a restaurant booth with the food being accompanied with martinis.
Stacey Harris of Boston was crowded into a restaurant booth with her partner, Jessie Harris, their son, Zion, 6, and their daughter, Torin, 3.
On his deathbed, he would brag to the hospital chaplain that she was a workhorse, high praise from a successful businessman who did his own plumbing, electrical work and carpentry and who would fix a broken restaurant booth himself rather than pay someone to do it.
The former USC head coach carved his book title into a bathroom stall restaurant booth, tweeting, "We left our mark in the back corner booth at @burgerjointnyc... .. Scroll down for the photo.
At my goodbye party, my friends and I squeezed into a few restaurant booths in north Columbus and talked about the summer's slipping away, and my slipping away with it.
For in that one brief moment, the mallorca took me back to the restaurant booth where a mom and her daughter bonded over a favorite food.
As he sits in his restaurant booth sipping Shirley Temples, which says it all, Jerry meets a series of old friends, sitcom-style, who either slyly flirt with him (Christina Kirk is terrific as his old girlfriend) or explain why marriage is ruining his life (Zak Orth as his very funny, very stoned pal).
