Indulge French Bistro
In Business Since 2007
(303) 433-7400
Authentic French cuisine from Chef William Wahl
Hours of Operation
Tue-Thu 9pm-5pm, Fri 10pm-5pm, Sat 10pm-11am
Payment Methods
AMEX, VISA
Products and Services
Features: Bar, Off-Premisis Catering, Outdoor Dining, Parking, Reservations, Take Out, Wheelchair Access, Cafe, First Come First Serve, Great Wines
Reservations: Takes Reservations.
Smoking Available: Special Section
About Indulge French Bistro
Located in a historic part of Denver Colorado, Indulge is proud to offer its clientele authentic French cuisine. Once you set foot into Indulge your senses will come alive with the aroma of fabulous wine and even finer gourmet. Chef William Wahl is always at his best providing amazing dishes that will appease all your ambitious desires. Every dish is prepared with the full craftsmanship you would expect from such an authentic French bistro.
Reviews
Review it at YellowPages.com
Followed a recomendation to eat here from Westword.
Posted byjdoowapon 6/17/2009
Gross..... So I was reading Westword's review of Indulge, and was very excited, seeing as I live blocks from. My wife and I were extremely disappointed! The food was TERRIBLE! And the ambiance was horrendous. too bright in there, every table was squashed together. I alway's thought the Westword's reviews were always off, especially of what they thought was quality cuisine, but this took the cake.
Cute Place
Posted bynattallieeon 4/27/2008
Cute little bistro, good food.
REAL Food
Posted byskleoneon 4/14/2007
If you like trendy, don't go here. If you like chain restaurants, don't go here. If you like very good, old-fashioned Italian food that tastes Italian and not influenced by the southwest, eat here. Mikey's is the best. The homemade spaghetti is wonderful. Everything is wonderful.
Great neighborhood Italian with super friendly staff
Posted bydgottliebon 4/13/2007
Despite the mixed Citysearch reviews, my wife and I decided to give Mikey's a try. We really enjoyed our dinner. I had the chicken parm and she had the baked ziti. Definitely great value for money and quite tasty. The staff was super friendly. It seemed that everybody working there made a point of coming by to make sure we had everything we needed and were happy with the food.
Not so great anymore.
Posted byitaliaboy9on 2/18/2007
I went on a Friday night to Mikeys expecting to use my Entertainment book card. I've been to Mikeys about 10 times in the past 2 years and I was hoping for the same great food and service. I was extremely disappointed this time around. I ordered the Chicken Parmigiana and my friend ordered the Chicken Marsala. The pasta for both our dishes was extremely soggy. The sauce was more bitter than I had remembered and the chicken was decent however for $13.95 I would have expected a little bit more of a tender piece of chicken. The Chicken Marsala was 16.95 and again the pasta was soggy amd covered in the bitter tomato sauce. The chicken was ok, but certainly not worth $17.00. When I presented my Entertainment card I was told that I had to be seated prior to 6:00 PM or after 8:00 PM. This stipulation was in fine print on the Entertainment book ad page for the restaurant. Not exactly the restaurants fault, however, I did state that I had been to the restaurant on many occasions in the past without a coupon and wondered if they could make an exception. They did not. I won't go back to Mikeys again. Not because of the Entertainment book fiasco, because life is too short to eat soggy pasta from a supposed ITALIAN restaurant. They must have changed cooks or lost their star chef since the food was simply average this time around.
