Situated both inside and outside the lobby of the gleaming Ten-O-One building at the corner of Central Avenue and Roosevelt Street, Teddy’s Preserve, which opened in February, carries off a combo of chic and rustic. Indoors, the eye-popping bar is furnished with buttery caramel leather sofas, smart oval-backed bar stools, custom-tiled walls and a modern glass flower petal chandelier. Outdoors, padded patio furniture provides private conversation areas, while an expansive tree-lined courtyard features metal tables and chairs, string lights and a food truck. The park vibe and the bar’s dedication to conservation are a nod to its namesake, Teddy Roosevelt, and the work he did to grow the National Park system, but the cocktail list forwards to the 1970s with cheeky names such as the Foxy Mama, Brick House and Boogie Down. Craft beer, canned wine, seltzers and mocktails are on offer, too, and food centers on sandwiches, sides and specials such as a smoked turkey leg. Servers are eager and helpful, with recommendations at the ready.