Original sentence: Aberdeen Angus Steak Houses originally owned by Ali Salih and  trading as either Angus Steak Houses or Aberdeen Steak Houses are a chain of steak houses with a history dating back to the 1960s primarily trading in prominent locations in the West End of London.Although perceived as popular among tourists, the restaurant suffered from a decline in business in 2001 when Foot and Mouth Disease plagued the United Kingdom.. This followed an earlier crisis, during which even a $10 special couldn't draw sufficient customers.At its peak, the chain had more than 32 restaurants with sales exceeding 700,000 meals per year.In 2002, the restaurant went into receivership with about £7 million in debt.It was considered by some to be as much a part of the visitors' view of London as Buckingham Palace due to its distinctive appearance.Some, however, believe that the reason might have been related to food quality.The chain had a reputation for serving poor quality food to an almost exclusively tourist clientele and was been blamed for giving visitors an unfavorable and anachronistic impression of British restaurants.The owner cited BSE and threats of war, which were keeping American visitors from London as the primary reasons for the chain's demise
Edited sentence: Aberdeen Angus Steak Houses trading as either Angus Steak Houses or Aberdeen Steak Houses are a chain of steak houses primarily trading in prominent locations in the West End of London.In 2002 the chain went in to receivership resulting in several restaurants being sold off, however around 20 still exist under new ownership.The chain has a reputation for serving poor quality food to an almost exclusively tourist clientele, and indeed has been blamed for giving visitors an unfavourable and anachronistic impression of British restaurants.The current management seeks to "invigorate [the] brand and regain our world renowned reputation"