A well-organized underground pantry(e and u)

This cellar pantry is well-lit, with several lamps hanging on the walls. Shelves run from floor to ceiling all about the room, covered with fresh vegetables, dried meats, grains, pots of honey, fruits of all types, and slabs of butter. It is cool here; an obvious advantage of placing the pantry below ground. Two waist-high ceramic jars hold fresh milk. Several just-slaughtered chickens hang from hooks in the low ceiling. The castle apparently provides good business for local farmers. A wooden stairway leads up, while an open archway in the east wall leads to a second pantry room.
The up door is open.
The only obvious exits are east and up.