It isn’t technically winter yet, but most of the US will tell you differently. If you are in New York City this week, here are 5 places to stay warm during a NYC snowstorm that will keep your stomachs full and thirsts quenched, as well.

• Campbell Apartment, Grand Central Terminal, 15 Vanderbilt Ave, New York, NYThe Campbell Apartment has been fully-restored to its original splendor and was formerly the private office and salon of 1920's tycoon, John W. Campbell. The chic cocktail lounge is cited as one of "the best bars in America.” Campbell Apartment

• Bar Masa, Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Cir, 4th Floor, New York, NYCheck out this this smaller, more animated version of the mother ship Masa. The narrow, softly colored room comprises a long bar and a single, similarly long, Ultrasuede banquette, separated by linen curtains and a row of tables. There’s a delectable menu, items from the famous omakase menu next door and a unique inviting atmosphere. Bar Masa

• Stone Rose Lounge, Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Cir, 4th Floor, New York, NYNamed for the touches of stone and rosewood used throughout its design this lounge echoes the posh atmosphere of a classically timeless hotel lounge with candlelit seating areas surrounded by gorgeous views of Manhattan’s Central Park and the city’s skyline. Stone Rose Lounge

• The Tippler, 425 W 15th St, New York, NYTucked beneath New York's celebrated Chelsea Market, the Tippler inhabits a historic space that has not been revealed to the public in over 100 years. Brick archways, industrial undertones, locally salvaged artifacts enhance the welcoming interior. Try cocktails, craft beer and esoteric wines and delicious eats while listening to eclectic music. The Tippler

• The NoMad Hotel Bar, 1170 Broadway, New York, NYOwned by Eleven Madison Park’s Daniel Humm and Will Guidara, this location offers a chic upgrade to the typical hotel-bar experience. The elegant bar is flanked by two huge mahogany elephants, but bibliophiles would do well to hunker down in the adjacent two-story library, filled with a selection of browseable tomes. The NoMad Hotel Bar