No and without pics we have no idea what you are doing. BTW you have to careful with Ikea there is only one all solid wood top IMO the best would be to now make the eating bar higher than counter height drill holes in your granite to attach pieces in stainless to hold the wood and this could be a big problem since you will have to cut the wood for a 15” overhang at the most . If I was you I would forget this idea.

You wouldn't be able to access the drawers.

Right of course.....how did I miss that!

Any suggestions as to how to add a breakfast bar? It would have to be elevated at an angle as mentioned in the first comment?

I appreciate you wanting counter seating there. If you have the floor space, you could try a counter height table abutted to the island, making kind of a T shape. Like this:

Very strange that Ikea no longer sells this at their stores in the USA but it is here on Amazon. However it would raise your eating bar to bar height.

https://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Capita-Stainless-Steel-Legs/dp/B00DGRYI48

Here is another cool "solution" for a narrow bar that is perhaps not so high.

You could do a version like this bed table to fit over your island, but I don't know how you could engineer it to stay square.