What is a “kitchen booth” in American English?

A kitchen booth is a built-in bench seat at a kitchen or dining table, almost always padded and shaped like an L. The design is borrowed from American diners, which used booths to fit more customers in tight spaces. In American homes, a kitchen booth saves floor space and gives kids a cozy spot to do homework or eat snacks. Tiny houses, small apartments, and 1950s-style retro kitchens often have them. English learners may know “booth” only from cafés or sports stadiums, where the word means something different.

In this clip, Lillian gives an apartment tour and points to “my eating area with my beautiful booth and table.” The booth is the L-shaped padded bench wrapping around her kitchen corner.