Morris Tavern

Food is a little nicer than your typical bar fare (although I had the fish and chips anyway, so I can't speak to the quality of their non-typical bar fare food). Atmosphere is fine. Big TV if you're interested in watching whatever Pittsburgh sport is currently in season. The "wildlife museum" portion is actually a variety of taxidermy displays of local wildlife set in the walls behind glass. They all had little plaques naming the animal and saying exactly where in the area they were found (I know the deer they have were well-preserved roadkill - I'm not sure if all of the other animals were found dead or if any of them were hunted or trapped). Along shelves and mantles around the bar, there were also some smaller, more "creative" taxidermy displays. Including a jackelope and a fairly disturbing/hilarious fish-squirrel hybrid. My friends brought their kids along when we went - definitely an appropriate place to take them, and their toddler loved looking at the wildlife displays