The Elvis Show

The Elvis Show

By Erin DeWitt

The self-proclaimed “greatest Elvis impersonator in Fullerton, Brea and Whittier,” Kirk Wall knows how to rock a white, sequined jumpsuit like nobody’s business (notice how no one ever mimics the sexy, surfing Elvis of the ’50s? It’s always the fat, tacky Elvis with the cape from the ’70s). His Wednesday-night act is part comedy, part belting out classics such as “Jailhouse Rock” and “Blue Suede Shoes”--and all kitschy, nostalgic fun. Bonus: In keeping with Vegas tradition, the Elvis Show comes with $1.99 shrimp-cocktail specials. It ain’t fried peanut-butter-and-banana sandwiches, but we’re sure the King would’ve loved it anyway.

Price: Free

Tucked away on a tiny side street in downtown Fullerton, the Continental Room doesn't look like much from the outside, but the blah exterior masks the drop-dead sexy lounge within. The interior is reminiscent of a lush, red-lit, turn of the century boudoir. The Continental Room opened in 1925, and though it served as a simple beer bar, it's still gets the title of oldest watering hole in the city. Bands and DJs play regularly on the small circular stage in the corner of the club.

• Serving: Late Night

• Entertainment: Live Entertainment, DJs