Just as you use different films for different situations, you should use different labs for different purposes. Jump to the bottom of the page to read other people's comments. What works well is TMAX400CN exposed at EI 800 and push processed TWO stops, printed on real black and white paper. Trust me on this one. Despite what the Kodak says , you shouldn't underexpose this film, lest you want noisy, muddy prints.
Prints are often dusty .
The glossy prints have snap. The Fuji deal comes and goes, and there's always a similar deal for the Ektachrome films. Once I had two rolls of slides come back with fingerprints and scratches. At any rate, it's great for doing test rolls. Excellent prices for other rolls of film.