Max Williams

Staff Writer

Max Williams's articles

Casual Fitters is taking tailoring into the 21st century

Don't know your wool from your worsted? Think a three-piece is a type of golf shot? Fear not: Casual Fitters offers made-to-measure tailoring with a minimum of fuss

Can you tame the Monster?

Giant bouncy castle obstacle course thing The Monster returns to Alexandra Palace for August bank-holiday weekend. Relive your childhood and go wild

Crispin serves up a veritable feast

There's nothing that so becomes a restaurant as great food and a cool design. Crispin has both. Get ye to Spitalfields! (Wrong play but whatever)

"We should all be attempting to make the world a better place." Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff on the power of gal-dem

As head of editorial for gal-dem, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff is one of British journalism's most powerful voices at one of its most important – and successful – publications. We dropped by the gal-dem offices to hear her story...

Enjoy £20 lunchtime lobster at Wright Brothers

Want to liven up your lunch this August? Seafood specialist Wright Brothers is offering a whole native lobster (plus trimmings) for £20pp at each of its five London outlets...

The Bar Necessities: The Parrot

Last year, Idris Elba opened the Parrot at the Waldorf – a tropical bar at one of London's most celebrated hotels. We popped down for a cocktail or two...

"You want to blow them away."

Vox Vanguard is the company that brings classical music to life in remarkable, one-of-a-kind performances. Founder and artistic director Matthew Tosca tells us about this unique collective....

The Weekender: Ibiza II

We did a weekend guide to Ibiza last year, but just like thousands of revellers, we're back for more. Here's our guide to a flying visit to the white island

Kutir has launched a limited-edition seafood menu

Want to book yourself an August treat? Get down to Sloane Square and try Indian fine-dining restaurant Kutir's special seafood menu – running until the end of the month

My style essentials: Sam Way

Devon-born singer-songwriter Sam Way has quite the musical endorsement. He was discovered by Eric Hall, the legendary producer / agent who helped launch the career of the Sex Pistols. And yer man models as well (don't you just hate him). He talks us through his style essentials...

Philippe Chow is the NYC restaurant all the big names want to visit

Cult Chinese restaurant Philippe Chow has opened a second New York City outlet, this time in Lower Manhattan. The Big Apple just got a bit tastier...

The night I played poker with David Haye

In the space of a year, David Haye has gone from poker novice to preparing to enter the biggest poker tournament outside of Las Vegas. We played a few hands at his Vauxhall gym and heard how David plans to conquer Goliath

In the club: The Court

The Court is one of London's newest members' clubs, on the site of the legendary Bag O' Nails. Don't just come here for the atmosphere – the food is great as well

"I'm a proper, full-time pro now." Dave Allen means business

Ahead of his fight with David Price on the Dillian Whyte vs Oscar Rivas undercard, we caught up with friend of Square Mile Dave Allen for a quick chat...

"I’m a nobody, man!" A day in Loughborough with Dillian Whyte

In the past few years, Dillian Whyte has gone from a self-confessed nobody to one of Britain’s most beloved fighters. Max Williams spends a day with the ‘King of South London’

"I want to write the history of the sport." How Jean-Éric Vergne went from hothead to champion

Reigning Formula E world champion Jean-Éric Vergne is driving his revolutionary sport into the mainstream. Max Williams meets a cool customer both on and off the track

An audience with Dan Bilzerian

It’s fair to say that poker-playing, gun-toting Dan Bilzerian has made his mark on the world. But is there more to the man than meets the eye – and the ire of his critics? We visited Bilzerian’s Las Vegas home to meet the controversial King of Instagram

"I’m a Jedi on a mission." How David Guetta invented modern music

He went from teaching himself to mix in his bedroom to co-creating some of the most successful records in history. But what happened in between?

Pachamama East serves up Chifa cuisine to Shoreditch

Chifa is one of modern Peru's most popular cuisines – and now it's coming to Shoreditch with Pachamama East's new menu

The ultimate Las Vegas sports weekend

Competition isn’t confined to poker tables in Las Vegas – the action in sporting arenas is massive news as well