My girlfriend does not eat gluten so we decided to try Indulge for lunch as they had a very extensive gluten free menu. I had every intention on buying a carnivore burger, however decided to try a veggie burger instead. If the name of the restaurant has \"BURGER\" in it, I am assuming a burger of the veggie variety would be fine as well. I even asked the server if it was a good veggie burger or if I should order something else, she said \"We have VERY good veggie burgers....\" Cough, riiiiight.  \n\nOur server was very prompt and friendly and suggested, if we were going to order fries off the gluten free menu, we should do so early as they take longer to prepare, so we ordered them in advance(baked not fried).  She came back to take our actual order and not 3 minutes later brought out the fries before the burgers. Ok, a bit early, fine by me. The fries were soft in many places and burnt in others. I thought there were, \"MEH\", my girlfriend thought they were gross. \n\nA little while later my veggie burger was served! - a shriveled up cow-pie slapped between two buns with leaf of lettuce and onion perched on top. A pickle and some carrot shreds garnished the plate. The server saw my confused expression and said, \"Oh we don't put anything on the veggie burger, but if you want some ketchup or mustard?\" Seriously? No aioli? No spread? No hummus? or anything to damped down this dried up patty of cardboard?!  I ate half of it, primarily because it kept falling apart (nothing was used as a binder apparently), I had to eat it with a fork, but a spoon would have been better. It was so bad, I would have prefered one of those frozen Bocca or Morning Star veggie patties. For $9 it was such a joke. \n\nMy girlfriend's gluten free burger was a $12 burger on a salad. She asked for guacamole and asked if she should write it on the \"build your own burger\" menu pad they give you. The server said, \"nope I will remember.\" Guess who forgot the guac. Her burger looked lackluster and somehow a dill pickle on a salad seemed wrong. \n\nFrankly, I'd rather Indulge elsewhere.