It's not very big but Blue Seats on The Lower East Side is probably the sleekest, swankiest sports bar I have ever seen.

I didn't count the number of flat screen TVs there but they are high resolution beauties and they are everywhere. The menu offerings range from standard sports bar fare (that means chicken wings and sliders) to more nobler chow, such Italian pasta dishes, raw oysters, and scallops wrapped in bacon.

In addition to open seating in the front and back, this chic sports establishment boasts beautifully upholstered leather booths with multiple TVs, plus two rental only private screening rooms: the eight-seat, seven-screen Dugout; and then there's the 12-screen, 17-seat Skybox. I bet these babies top the private screening rooms of half the ones NBA players got.

They also switch to major media events like the election when it seems to be the broadcast of the night, which makes them cooler than the standard sports bar.

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