The pattern we see in Red Bank is a longer running time than the state average. Events start at cocktail hour and go on, and a booth that is only staffed for two of those hours is a booth that sits dark for the half of the night when people finally relax enough to use it. We would rather talk you into the hours that match the party than sell you a short booking that disappoints.
Outdoors and riverside, the practical issue is light rather than space. As the sun drops over the Navesink the ambient light goes warm and then goes entirely, and a booth relying on it produces two very different halves of an evening. Ours bring their own lighting, which is why the last hour looks like the first.