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Restaurant Booth & Banquette Upholstery

Booths and banquettes are built into the room and in use every service, so torn seats can’t simply be swapped out. UpholsteryLink handles restaurant booth upholstery, booth reupholstery and banquette upholstery — from one torn seat to every booth in the dining room — and plans the work around your hours.

Restaurant seating we handle

Built-in seating

  • Single and double booths
  • Banquettes and wall seating
  • Curved and corner booths
  • Booth backs and seat cushions

Loose seating

  • Dining chairs
  • Bar stools and counter stools
  • Lounge and patio seating

Bars and lounges

  • Bar fronts and padded rails, after review
  • Lounge sofas and ottomans

Booth seat repair or full reupholstery

  • Booth seat repair

    A torn seat or split seam fixed so the booth can stay in service.

  • Booth reupholstery

    New vinyl or fabric, and new foam where seats have flattened.

  • Seat cushions only

    Many booths have removable seat cushions that can be done off-site while the backs stay.

  • A new look

    A color or material change across the whole room during a refresh.

Working around service

  • Closed days and overnight work

    Say when the dining room is closed; on-site work or pickup is planned around it where possible.

  • Section by section

    Larger rooms can be done a section at a time so you keep seats available.

  • Restaurant groups

    One request can cover several locations, coordinated as one project.

Booth upholstery questions

Can built-in booths be done on-site?
Often, yes. Whether the work is done on-site or the seats come out is decided after review of your photos.
What material holds up best?
Commercial-grade vinyl is common in dining rooms because it cleans easily; the material is confirmed in your quote.
Can you match our existing booths?
Send a close-up of the current material and any label; matching is confirmed during review.

Service area

Where requests are accepted

UpholsteryLink currently serves Sacramento, Elk Grove and Galt, California. Availability for each location and type of work is confirmed when a request is reviewed.

UpholsteryLink coordinates the work and remains your point of contact from request through completion.

Service areas

Get a photo quote

Take a photo. Get a quote.

  • There is no charge to request a quote.
  • One request can cover several pieces or locations.
  • UpholsteryLink coordinates your project with an approved UpholsteryLink partner for the work and territory.
  • You work with UpholsteryLink as your primary point of contact throughout your request.

Stitch · Project Assistant

Prefer to talk it through? Tell Stitch what you need; it fills in this same request as you go.

What helps with a quote

  • A photo of each booth type, seat and back
  • Close-ups of tears and worn areas
  • How many booths and seats
  • When the dining room is closed
  • Material or color to match

Step 1 of 4: What do you need help with?

Upload a few photos and tell us what you’d like done. You don’t need to know the upholstery terminology.

Photos (recommended)

The whole piece, a close-up of the problem area, and anything else useful. Optional. Up to 12 images, 15 MB each.

In your own words — e.g. “Six restaurant booths with cracked vinyl” or “My boat needs new seats and a Bimini top.”

We’ll work out the service from your description and photos.

No account is required and there is no charge to request a quote.