I think it would be hard to make it responsive. Also, table is a semantic element. You should use it unless you're displaying tabular data.

Tables "mean" tabular data... grids of values with headings. The intent was that software could consume tabular data for processing without having to worry that it might be a "table for layout".

"table-like" layouts made using <div>s and CSS, including `display: table` are fine.

The original reason webmasters (remember them?) were discouraged from using tables for layout is that you quickly ended up with many layers of nested tables. The browsers at the time were not performant enough to handle it and the user experience suffered.