Come on in, grab a hot latte, sit back and relax.
We hope you enjoy the Art, Savor the coffee, & leave inspired!

Ebb & Flow is more than just an art gallery. We are forum for local expression; an informal place where you can relax, sip some great coffee, catch up on your reading, listen to good music, surf the Internet, or just hang out. We feature fresh ground locally roasted beans as well as creative espresso drinks and an array of homemade baked goods. We are committed to a green business operation by using products that are 100% biodegradable and compostable.

Wikipedia defines Coffee houses as "centers of social interaction: [they] provide a place to congregate, talk, write, read, entertain one another, or pass the time, whether individually or in small groups." The idea for the coffeehouse evolved from the realization that the coffeehouse　is a natural　centerpiece　for highlighting local Art & Culture.　The coffee shop provides the perfect place to sit awhile and admire the skill of the artists. Relax, enjoy the art, and maybe ponder on a purchase with no pressure.

This funky coffee house offers an eclectic atmosphere to meet, chat, work and enjoy a great espresso, latte, or cappuccino. Ebb & Flow is owned and operated by Artist and is a hub for the local artists and musicians. Ebb & Flow is committed to providing Murrells Inlet with a cultural destination for everything from art, to music, to philosophy.

We use Cashua Coffee, a small local roaster with truly incredible coffee. Cashua starts with the finest beans from select coffee plantations, roast them to optimal roast level, and deliver within days of roasting. This makes Cashua coffee the freshest, most delicious coffee anywhere in the area and makes our espresso drinks even better!

 The Gallery is also available for rent for private art shows, parties, or any other small gathering.

The gallery and coffee house will now be open Tuesdays- Saturdays, 8:00am - 6:00pm.

Ebb & Flow is located on Hwy 17 bypass in Murrells Inlet, across from Thomas Supply, right before the Wachesaw Road intersection.