Step aside, Charli XCX and Lorde. Summer's most iconic duo: Brunch and 90s culture.

Baby Got Brunch, one of Indy's most iconic food fests, is back for its sixth year on Saturday, Aug. 10. Here's everything you need to know to get jiggy with it.

🍳 What's the word

This isn't your average food fest. Think of it as an old-school rap battle, with local chefs duking it out to win awards for the best bites, all set to nonstop 90s hip-hop jams.

In addition to brunch bites from some of the best local restaurants and chefs, tickets include bottomless mimosas + bloody marys, as well as access to an open bar — so you can get sippin' on gin and juice.

BB&B (Books Bourbon Bacon) took first runner up with this delicious dish last year. | Photo by @mister.wright

🍳 Food lineup

The full vendor list is still being finalized, but one thing's for sure: The best of Indy's culinary scene will be there, from longstanding local legends to up-and-coming stars. Here's a list of the confirmed restaurants participating this year:

Almost Famous
Bay Area Bistro (W)
Bearded Bagel
Bluebeard
Books, Bourbons, Bacon Food Truck
Cluster Truck
Commission Row
Dope Lemonades
Dukes Indy
Gallery Pastry Bar (W)
Healthy Soul (V) (W)
J'adore Pastry
KanKan Cinema & Brasserie
Kei2Health (V, NF, SF)
Klooz Brewz
Fever Plant based Kitchen (W)
Forked Up Catering
Marsha's Specialty Desserts and Tierney's Catering
Mochi Joy Donuts (W)
Mrs. Murry's Naturals
Open Kitchen
Ruth's Chris Steak House Downtown Indianapolis (W)
SisteRs Kreations & Treats
T Street Eatz (W)
The Garden Table
The Granacha Spot LLC
The Prewitt
The Oakmont
Turchetti's Delicatessen
Vicino

Whether you love sweet or savory foods, there's more than enough brunch for you to choose from. | Photo by @mister.wright

🍳 Chowing down for a cause

Each year, Baby Got Brunch selects a local beneficiary, with a portion of every ticket donated to a local organization that has a real impact in Indy. Previous initiatives have focused on food insecurity for school-aged children + maternal health and wellness, and have benefited The Damien Center, The Milk Bank, and The Patachou Foundation.

This year's event will benefit 91 Place, a home that provides transitional housing, workforce development, and mental health support to youth ages 18-24 facing homelessness in Indianapolis.

Wanna take a small piece of some of that funky stuff? Get your tickets.