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I would write a letter to the owners/managers of the restaurant, as a formal two weeks notice. They'll appreciate the advance notice. I had to do this at a restaurant I worked in also, and made a point to mention that I was grateful for the skills I'd learned (hospitality, etc.) while employed with their company, and offered to train whoever would replace me at the job. I also explained my reasons for leaving (Not making enough money to support yourself is a VERY good reason for needing to find a new job) but left it saying that I hoped in the future they would welcome me back if situations were to change. I can't think of why they would have any negative feelings about it, and it should leave you a great window to come back, if their business picks up.
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