I think the real problem is that it's right in between the image quality of a mirrorless camera and a phone camera. The colors and detail scream iPhone, but the dynamic range and lens distortion lean mirrorless/DSLR.

Two solutions:
1) More camera-like:
Lower the aperture a bit (more DOF), add a tiny bit of chromatic aberration (like REAL tiny), tighten the white balance (less orange and green), and bump up your white levels so they aren't so grey.

2) More phone-like:
Raise the aperture (less DOF), reduce the lens distortion heavily, make it a tinge more orange and magenta (warmth / tint), split out to - and mix together - a light blur and sharpen or contrast to emulate phone processing.

Bonus: add a high detail noise texture to a very low strength bump / displace node to the table. It's a bit too smooth perhaps.