For what little it's worth, I'd think that the Classical Berlin and the New Archangel (isn't that the name of the last line?) are probably Black's best.  The New Archangel probably gives more winning chances, but also allows White more early deviations such as the Exchange, etc.  It has the added advantage that 7.Nxe5 stays more dynamic, whereas in the Classical Berlin it often leads to dull positions.

On the plus side, most non-professionals seem to give little thought to the side deviations and play straight down the Lopez main line as White, with little thought to why they're playing the moves they're playing!  So you'll likely get the New Archangel position quite often.  

At least, that's my experience.  If you get 3.Bb5 at all, you get people reeling off main lines without necessarily understanding them, more than just about any other opening variation I can think of (with the possible exception of the 9.Bc4 Dragon).

Caveat emptor: I have very little experience with these lines from either side.

I have been a fan of early deviations for black in the open games. You always get either a lively play or an equal but rich position to outplay your opponent, while cutting huge amounts of theory (especially U2000).

1. e4 e5 2. Cf3 Cc6 3. Fb5 Fc5 4. O-O  (After 4. c3,  4...Nf6 transposes to Classical Berlin, 4...f5 is tense, quite theoretical and chaotic, 4...Nge7 and 4...Qf6 are good practical weapons but very risky) Cd4!? (a kind of improved Bird) 5. Cxd4 Fxd4 6. c3 Fb6 7. d4 c6! 8. Fa4 d6 9. dxe5  (9. Ca3-c4 must be critical, to put pressure on e5) 9... dxe5 10. Dxd8+ Fxd8, when the strongest will win.

About the Classical Berlin with ...Bc5 there are two very good chapters by Tony Kosten in Everyman´s "Dangerous Weapons: The Ruy Lopez". But you should be aware that after 5 Nxe5 Nxe5!? is somewhat risky (but fun!) while the solid 5...Nxe4 leads to dull positions

The only thing missing there is something about 4 d3 and other 4th moves from Black´s point of view (Kosten looks at 4 0-0 Bc5 5 d3 though). This is very well covered in "The Berlin Defence" by Lysyj & Ovetchkin from Chess Stars.

I believe 3...Bc5 4 c3 is better for White. About the other lines you mention I don´t know much.