On East Passyunk Avenue, Townsend has been reborn as Townsend Wine Bar, a more casual version of the elegant French restaurant, which relocated to Rittenhouse. Stop here for French wine, balanced cocktails, and small plates.

Popular Bella Vista bar Royal Tavern is back after a renovation with a shinier look and some tweaks to the menu of gastropub fare, including several standout vegan options, plus beer, wine, and cocktails.

On South Street, bar and bottle shop Wine Dive is open with quirky decor and a long list of libations, including wines by the glass and in “wowlers” to go (like growlers), beer, cider, hard seltzer, and plenty of cocktails. It’s right next to Cambridge, from the same owners.

Red lighting, patterned tiles, and wrought iron light fixtures casting intricate shadows set the scene at Bodega, a new bar and restaurant on Walnut Street that’s going for a Latin theme. Head here for a tequila-based drink, like the house margarita with lavender honey syrup.

Cocktail lounge Leda and the Swan is open in Center City with a velvet-curtained entrance, DJs and live music on weekends, and drinks named for mythological figures. It’s from the owners of Vesper, nearby, and Northern Liberties’ Vesper Day Club and Germantown Beer Garden.

Fergus Carey of Philly mainstay Fergie’s Pub turned the Belgian Cafe in Fairmount into the Fairview, a bright corner spot with beer, wine, cocktails, and a gastropub menu from chef Beth Fox that includes several vegan options.

Tired Hands Brewing Company lands in Fishtown with this snug spot where neighbors pack in for beer, of course, plus wine, kombucha, and cocktails made with local spirits. It’s not a bad idea to make a reservation if you want to sit at a table.