Delicious brunch with a build from scratch omelette bar. So it's possible to eat very healthy here. Some good menu items, too, including the Crab Benedict. But really, you can't go wrong at Eques.

Eques is my favorite weekday breakfast spot in Bellevue. I go once a week after dropping my son off at school. If it's just me, I always get the buffet so I can immediately dish up and start eating. The buffet area isn't huge and only varies slightly day to day, but the quality is excellent. It's very clean, well-stocked, and the other guests tend to have good buffet manners. It has a bit of a fresh/healthy food bent, which I appreciate. I usually get some combination of scrambled eggs, bacon, salmon salad, salmon bagles, steel-cut oats, pastries, fruits, and yogurts. Each station is small but has the key fixings. Today's rotating buffet items included chorizo quesadillas and chicken sausages. I wish they had offered guacamole with the quesadillas. The servers have always been exceedingly polite and efficient with me. The buffet is $31.96 after tax, so I end up paying about $39 after tix. Yes that's a lot, but it's worth it for me since the food is much better than nearby weekday breakfast buffets I've tried. The price includes coffee and juice. You can pay extra for a cooked-to-order omelet, but I haven't done that. I might if it was free. They make great scrambled eggs, and the buffet includes all sorts of things you can mix in (bacon, salmon, Beecher's cheese, sausage, tomatoes, etc.) I've also gone here with my family where we ordered off the menu. It all came out great! If I get bored by the buffet, I might start doing this more. Parking in the underground garage is free on weekdays with validation, and always free on weekends. Their hours are longer for weekends to accommodate brunch, but I don't think the buffet or menu really change. Eques is just as good on those days, but it doesn't stand out as much because there are tons of other great weekend brunch options. Keep up the great food, Eques, and I'll keep coming back!

This has been a favorite of mine ever since I was younger. I just doesn't get better than perfect bacon and unlimited pastries! For a buffet style restaurant eques manages to be clean and classy. The service is always kind and friendly! And although it's gotten much pricier over the years I'd still say it's worth it if you and a breakfast loving buddy want to meet for brunch! For me eques holds a special place in my heart because of so many memories made there (mostly memories involving heaps of crispy bacon) but it's definitely a lovely and quality spot for family's and friends alike!

I ate breakfast here while staying at the Hyatt. There is both a buffet option and a la carte option. I found the a la carte options more unique so I wanted to try those. I ordered the: duck waffle- 8.5/10. The duck was juicy and tender, the meat falling off the bone. The waffle was almost a little too soft for me, and the sauce sweet enough that I didn't use any maple syrup. But I would get this again for the duck. crab eggs Benedict- 8/10. Eggs cooked well, crab was ok. Hollandaise was a little too thick. yogurt with fruit plate- 9/10, fruit was fresh and I appreciated the variety. Solid start to the day.

Pretty solid breakfast option when staying at the hotel! Price point was rather high for most items, but the crab omelette was very good. For a restaurant in a hotel, I was really surprised at how good it was! Restaurant was clean, aesthetic was nice, and service was consistent.

Eques is the main breakfast/brunch restaurant inside the Hyatt Regency Bellevue, located on the second floor. Large, welcoming restaurant with upscale vibe, stone statues of horses, and plenty of seating. They do offer a breakfast buffet but it was Eques' ala carte menu that was really intriguing. You'll see inclusion of salmon and crab in their offerings, but also really unique items like Tiramisu pancakes and duck duck waffles! I wanted to try their Tiramisu Pancakes but on the day we went they reported issues with the pancake maker. I got the duck duck waffles instead which were pretty good. You get an entire roasted duck leg on top of a waffle. A French version of Chicken and Waffles, I suppose. (4 stars) Smoked Salmon Egg White Omelet was also good, though I found the combination of smoked salmon and all that cheese to be on the saltier side for sure. (4 stars) I don recommend getting their yogurt granola (5 stars) to share. The fresh berries and granola play well with the larger, crunchy hazelnuts. The oatmeal is also decent. It has berries and candied almonds, and you can always add some honey for more sweetness. Definitely an excellent breakfast/brunch option in Bellevue. Super convenient for us since we were staying in the Hyatt for 3 nights.