A Grammy-nominated rapper visited a popular Cincinnati restaurant this week.
Offset, formerly a member of the Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos, stopped at E+O Kitchen at The Banks on Thursday, Sept. 10, according to a series of reposts on the restaurant's Instagram Stories.
E+O Kitchen reposted a photo showing the "Bad and Boujee" rapper on stage at the restaurant. Earlier Instagram Stories suggested the restaurant was hosting an event for cannabis brand Jeeter.
The restaurant, which is co-owned by Norwood High School graduate Bill Foster, also reposted an Instagram Story from Forest Park-based cannabis cultivator King City Gardens. The post tagged Jeeter and included the caption, "Calm before the storm." Foster is also a co-founder of King City Gardens.
Local content creator Lamenuel Scales, known for his social media brand "Hood News," also shared an Instagram Story showing Offset walking through E+O Kitchen with Jeeter signage visible in the background.
King City Gardens announced in July that it had entered an exclusive partnership to bring Jeeter, one of the nation's best-selling pre-roll cannabis brands, to Ohio beginning in 2026, according to anews release.
Through the partnership, King City Gardens will manufacture and distribute Jeeter products throughout Ohio. The company said it also plans to host special events, educational opportunities and promotional activities tied to the brand's launch.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Migos rapper Offset visits Cincinnati restaurant for cannabis event
