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If you liked Ergo Proxy add

...then you might like Psycho-Pass add

Though the plots are ultimately different, Ergo Proxy and Psycho-Pass both begin as dark (literally and metaphorically), dystopian crime-drama-type shows. Both revolve around a male-female duo delving into the true meaning and purpose of themselves and their societies: Akane (F, optimist) and Kogami (M, cynic), Re-L (F, cynic) and Vincent (M, optimist-ish) Ergo Proxy is more of a mind screw and focuses more evenly on all its characters, and Psycho-Pass is slightly more black-and-white morally. But both are philosophy-heavy and thought-provoking, with genuinely surprising reveals and a story driven equally by plot and character.

If you liked Yotsuba to! add

...then you might like Usagi Drop add

Both are laid-back manga with relatively young male characters trying to raise little girls. While Yotsubato! is told more from the child's (Yotsuba's) point of view, Usagi Drop is told more from the dad's (Daikichi's) point of view. Usagi Drop probably has a more calm feel than Yotsubato!, and is a touch more dramatic. But it's still very cute with a nice art style. (Warning: If you read Usagi Drop, stop after volume 7. Yes, that's not very long, but trust me, the plot starts to go downhill in volume 8.)