The Final Cut Steakhouse seat 124 guest and features a 37-seat private chamber at the center of the restaurant. General Manager Ameet Patel said patrons will have an unparalleled experience at this steakhouse. Showcased in display cases and glass boxes throughout the dining area will be Hollywood artifacts, such as celebrity clothing and film props.

The Epic Buffet serves up to 300 patrons with a wide variety of freshly made food. A private dining room can be reserved for parties as large as 100 people.

Inside the casino, the o.h. serves as a focal point for visitors. Patel said this is the first time their Hollywood brand has given a nod to the local community through the name of a dining area. The o.h. features 300 seats, an entertainment stage, bar and lounge. Visitors will watch their favorite sports programs on screens that stretch nearly from the ceiling to floor.

Lighting fixtures hanging over the o.h. are covered to protect them from ongoing construction.

A slot technician works on one of more than 3,000 slot machines.

Hollywood Casino Columbus has the largest poker room in Ohio. The above room features 30 poker tables. The casino will also have 70 other games including blackjack, roulette, craps and carnival-style games.

The front of the casino has windows that stretch from floor to ceiling, pouring natural light into the building. Patel said this is a one-of-a-kind feature for an Ohio casino.

Construction workers lay the tile outside the high rollers room. Secluded from the main population of gamers and guests, this room is designed to accommodate small groups primarily playing blackjack. The minimum wager per bet is $100. Next to the high rollers room is the high-end slot machines.

Patel speaks with executive management team members outside the Take 2 Grill. Ninety percent of its sandwiches, burgers, salads and desserts will be made from scratch. Designed as a grab-and-go dining option, the grill still seats 86 people.

While currently used for storage room, any group or organization may rent the Event Center. The 20,000-square foot promenade can be sectioned off into two or three rooms for simultaneous functions.