Wide-field imaging through dielectric microspheres has emerged in recent years as a simple and effective approach for generating super-resolution images at visible wavelengths. We present, to our knowledge, the first demonstration that dielectric microspheres can be used in a wide-field infrared (IR) microscope to enhance the far field resolution. We have observed a substantial improvement in resolution and magnification when images are collected through polystyrene microspheres. In addition, we demonstrate that spectroscopic imaging with a pulse-shaper based femtosecond mid-IR laser system is possible through the dielectric microspheres, which is a promising first step toward applying this technique to ultrafast IR imaging methods such as pump-probe and 2DIR microscopy.