Which song features enchanted objects singing to Belle at dinner?

“Be Our Guest” is the song in which the enchanted objects sing to Belle at dinner.

The lavish musical number appears after Belle takes her father's place as the Beast's prisoner. Lumiere, Mrs. Potts, Cogsworth, and the other transformed castle servants put on an elaborate dinner performance to welcome her, turning plates, cutlery, napkins, and food into part of the choreography.

Alan Menken composed the music and Howard Ashman wrote the lyrics. The number draws strongly on Broadway-style spectacle, moving through rapid dance sequences, theatrical staging, and comic visual details. Jerry Orbach performs as Lumiere, with Angela Lansbury and the chorus contributing to the recorded number.

The song was originally intended for Maurice, Belle's father, when the story structure was different. As development progressed, the sequence was rewritten to center on Belle and establish her first warm connection with the castle's enchanted staff. “Belle” is the opening village number, “Gaston” celebrates the hunter, and “Beauty and the Beast” is the later romantic ballad, so they are separate songs.