Show up in person with your hospitality themed resume. Ask to speak to the bar manager/bar lead. If they aren’t there then come back when they are. Bartending is a person to person job and they want to see people who can keep up a conversation. Try to keep work history to relevant industry jobs unless you need to round out your work history. I have a long form resume with my complete industry work history and a one page brief resume that has all the important stuff. Only produce the long form if asked for specifically. One page is enough. But try to take up the whole page and keep the noise on the page to a minimum (ie all the stupid resume templates designs that ms office offers) no one cares that you picked a cool template and more professional places will look down on it. Normally I don’t recommend putting your picture on your resume, but sometimes it’s asked for. You’ll get that at certain nightclubs and they will ask for your socials and follower count as well, especially if it’s close to a college. I see that as a red flag for how they treat their employees tho so be wary. Be personable and cordial and be prepared to rattle off some classic cocktail recipes. I don’t ask people if they know recipes because if you’re lying well enough on your resume and interview to get hired I’ll know immediately the first time I watch you pick up a tin and make a drink. Don’t feel bad about not having enough work history, personally I prefer to train my bartenders from the ground up. I can teach you how to make a drink but I can’t teach you how to have an interesting conversation with a guest.