Consider how much space is needed to be seated at a table from a conventional chair, yet not being able to adjust distance from diner to the table. Start out with a 72” folding table to test if you can gather without moving the table and still be seated comfortably. Also, will the bench seating be smooth so people can slide across or soft cushioned so it is necessary to ‘scootch’ across. A rectangle is best for the space, but try to find one without sharp corners.

Has to be a pedestal table

The surface of the table must overhang the seating surface for the people to reach their plates, so I'm guessing 84"

If you select a rectangular table, the table will have to be physically turned for people to get in the booth and out of the booth. An oval table might allow them to slide around the booth to get in and out.

You really should DRAW the entire thing, to include the benches on three sides/ walls and the bench. Also, stand further back and add a picture too.

Too much guesswork here : )

You have wall to wall / 113" ? ( allowing 18 for each side bench)

What are the short sides Front to back?

I suspect that an oval pedestal table would work best. As far as the size goes, a measured drawing would be necessary.

On another note, your floors are beautiful!

Thanks so much for all of you who have provided helpful advice!

An oval table would probably be best, one with the oval not to pointy with a pedestal. Also one that can be returned just in case.

E, I added more pics w/some diff sized tables.

Love the oval pedestal tables shown - great wallpaper!

Restaurant guide to booth seating recommends

• 16” to 18” depth clearance from the seat back to the table edge.

https://www.restaurantfurniture.net/resources/guides/booth-table-seating-guide

There are a variety of tables that might be able to work in that banquette area in your home. See a few of the tables we have used in designs for our clients:

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